AIA Florida News Archive
Displaying the last 180 days of AIA Florida news.
12/4/2019
New Sea Level Rise Projections For Southeast Florida: Higher And Faster (WLRN Miami | South Florida)
12/3/2019
Noah Valenstein highlights ‘huge issue’ of sea level rise during Florida Taxwatch talk (FloridaPolitics.com)
11/21/2019
Florida Courts Continue to Expand Liability of Design Professionals on Construction Projects (Law.com)
Guidelines on Flood Adaptation for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings (National Park Service)
11/19/2019
Mitigation Matters: Policy Solutions to Reduce Local Flood Risk (The Pew Charitable Trusts)
11/18/2019
October Construction Starts Fall 11 Percent (Construction.com)
11/12/2019
Florida’s building code doesn’t take sea rise into account. That could change. (The Miami Herald)
11/8/2019
Feds Have More Than $600 Million In Mitigation Money For Florida (WLRN Miami | South Florida)
10/15/2019
Florida Senate committee addresses climate change, sustainability head-on (Florida Politics)
10/10/2019
DeSantis renews call for occupational licensing rollback in 2020 legislative agenda (The Center Square)
10/9/2019
Cutler Bay imposes moratorium on development to study impact of sea level rise (The Miami Herald)
10/1/2019
Climate Change Could Make Borrowing Costlier for States and Cities (The Pew Trusts)
9/22/2019
Substantial Decline in Architecture Billings (AIA)
9/11/2019
Profession must double down on efforts to meet 2030 targets (Building Design & Construction Magazine)
8/6/2019
Iconic Kennedy Structures Stand the ‘Test of Time’ (NASA.gov)
7/31/2019
There's more evidence Florida's wind codes might not be good enough to withstand powerful hurricanes (10 News/WTSP.com)
7/26/2019
VAB architects honored: NASA's most famous building receives ‘Test of Time' award (News 6 WKMG/ClickOrlando)
7/9/2019
The International Code Council goes to court over free access to building codes (The Architects Newspaper)
7/1/2019
More downtown development in Ocala (Ocala Star Banner)
6/23/2019
2019 AIA Florida Awards (Herald-Tribune)
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