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2008 DesignIntelligence Sustainable Design Survey
“Creativity, Leadership, and the New Green Standard” is the theme of the 2008 sustainability issue from DesignIntellicence. Our survey tabulates the responses of leaders of the most successful design firms…
Articles
- 01/16/12 Restructuring for BIM Success To find success with BIM, firms need to look beyond the CAD processes that staff are comfortable using. Assessment, planning, and communication are key.
- 01/13/12 Adapting for Success in the New Practice Environment The environment in which architects operate has changed, bringing opportunities to firms that can adapt to the new realities.
- 01/12/12 Embracing Adaptive Reuse We can seize this unique moment in time, reclaiming the high ground of the built environment and rebuilding our local communities.
- 01/09/12 From Commodity to Quintessence: 25 Trends Annual DesignIntelligence trends forecast for 2012-2015 recognizes new opportunities for greater relevance.
- 01/04/12 Perilously Provocative Predictions A deliberately ambitious forecast of what’s ahead.
- 11/01/11 A Case for Indigenous Design Education Universities can empower the next generation of architects, planners, and landscape architects in Native American design and planning.
- 11/01/11 Creating Value in the Current Economy Clients are looking for ever more creative solutions to their problems, but they also value predictability. Firms that can deliver results will be the big winners in the challenging economy.
- 11/01/11 1 Marketing Strategies for the New Normal It’s not the economy. Global access, technology, and sustainability are among the trends changing traditional notions of client relationship.
- 11/01/11 Mixed Messages: Communication in Education and Practice A dichotomy between academic and professional perceptions of communication may put today’s students in jeopardy.
- 11/01/11 The Future Starts at Home Investing in staff’s continuing professional development benefits everyone. And it’s more important than ever in a time of tight budgets.
