Construction acronyms are used extensively to save time, improve efficiency, and communicate effectively among different stakeholders involved in the construction process. If you’re new to the industry, it’s important to know the most common construction acronyms so you don’t get lost in important conversations. EVstudio has got you covered. We’ve listed some of the most […]
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Neurodiversity refers to the concept of neurological or developmental differences which lead to differences in the way we think. This includes learning disabilities, ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, Tourette’s, autism, acquired brain injury, and more. While most individuals with these neurological differences get classified as being not “typical” or “normal”, their diagnosis does not necessarily define
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One of the greatest hurdles that faces the housing industry (and likely one of the direct causes of the housing crisis), is the entitlements process. In my experience, the political will of the jurisdiction will tend to drive everything when it comes to any kind of expedited process. Jurisdictions that are desperate to provide housing
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One of the highlights in my recent trip to Atlanta was a chance to talk to several professionals and academics about the state of architecture in Atlanta. Listening to their worries gave me a real sense of appreciation for the prospects that architects face in Denver. We have a strong voice through the AIA, a
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Last week I gave a talk on “How to Work With an Architect” as part of Colorado Architecture Month. One of the questions from the audience was “how do I find the right architect for my project”. Of course I told them to just talk to me afterward, but it did raise an interesting question.
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One of our primary goals in writing the EVstudio blog is to answer your questions about EVstudio and your larger questions about architecture, planning, development, construction, new urbanism, real estate, Denver issues, Colorado issues, AIA issues etc. Please let us know any questions or issues that you’d like to see addressed on this website and
EVstudio works with Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity on many projects. We are happy to help them provide housing for wonderful people. Please visit their site and consider signing up to volunteer or donate. This time, the project won an award! We are excited to be a part of the team that won the 2014
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The 2011 AIA Colorado Practice and Design Conference Registration is online and includes a full schedule. The session that Sean is putting on is at 3:35 on Thursday, October 13, 2011.
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AIA Colorado helped develop new rules this past year with the Colorado State Board of Licensure for Architects, Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, that go into effect January 1, 2011. The rule changes will allow candidates for the ARE (Architect Registration Exam) to concurrently start taking the seven exams while simultaneously gaining experience credits. The
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On Thursday, November 11 at 5:30 PM, AIA Colorado will host the 2010 Emerging Professionals Forum for soon-to-be-licensed design professionals. The event will provide information about all the services available for those who are just beginning the IDP, as well as those who are preparing to take the ARE. Featured stations include the AIA Denver
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Elicia Ratajczyk, LEED-AP, of the EVstudio Evergreen Office will be one of eight speakers to present at this fall’s 8×8 Event for Women In Design entitled “Designing with the Elements”. All eight speakers will address different aspects of designing with the elements. Elicia will speak about Passive Cooling sustainability strategies including everything from time-tested methods
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In January 2011, AIA Denver will launch the AIA+2030 Professional Series, which is designed to help professionals create buildings that meet the ambitious energy efficiency goals of the Architecture 2030® Challenge. The series consists of 10, four-hour sessions, which each offer strategies to reach 60-100% reduction in fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions, giving design professionals
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