The American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2009 National Convention and
Design Exposition concluded with a theme presentation with
thirteen-person panel discussing contemporary architecture. Other
keynote presentations focused on design and global practice, and firm
diversity.
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The convention attracted 22,400 registrants, and over 900
exhibitors. In addition, there were more than 10,000 people who
accessed the virtual convention and seminars via a live web streaming
option. In order to address the challenges facing architects in the
current uncertain economic climate, a comprehensive track of seminars
were added to the program that focused on the skills and resources
needed in an economic downturn
“As the world grows smaller,
faster and more competitive with every moment, national and political
boundaries grow less relevant so the theme chosen for the convention
was: The Power of Diversity: Practice in a Complex World,” said AIA
President, Marvin J. Malecha, FAIA. “The profession of architecture is
in the midst of incredible change–from the people it serves, to the
people who comprise it, to the means by which it is practiced. In San
Francisco, we turned to a broad representation of the emerging voices
in our profession to discover how they face the future and learn ways
that the architecture profession can benefit from their perspectives.”
The
AIA 2010 National Convention and Design Expo will be held June 10 - 12,
2010, in Miami. For more information about next year’s exhibition
contact AIA Infocentral at 1.800.242.3837.
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