AIA Florida News Archive
Displaying the last 180 days of AIA Florida news.
6/17/2020
How the Coronavirus Will Reshape Architecture (The New Yorker)
6/15/2020
The Lodge at Wakulla Springs nominated for best historic hotels in Florida (WCTV)
6/11/2020
Corps Proposes $4.6B Plan to Steel Miami for Storm Surge (Engineering News Record)
6/9/2020
How Architecture Could Help Us Adapt to the Pandemic (The New York Times)
5/27/2020
We Need a Rational Approach to Reopening (Harvard Business Review)
Hurricane 2020: Seven things to know about a hurricane season like no other (Tampa Bay Times)
5/20/2020
Architecture billings continue historic contraction (AIA National)
5/18/2020
Florida Chamber predicting a swift economic recovery after Q2 (Florida Politics)
5/13/2020
April Unemployment Data Shows Significant Job Losses in Construction, Manufacturing, and Retail (Architectural Digest)
5/12/2020
DeSantis banking on federal stimulus money as he puts Florida budget on hold (Orlando Sentinel)
5/11/2020
Coronavirus: Florida reopens barbershops, hair and nail salons (The Ledger)
5/5/2020
Florida makes plans for dealing with COVID-19 in a hurricane (AP News)
4/30/2020
Florida Takes A 'Baby Step' To Reopening Its Economy, Shut Down To Stem Coronavirus (NPR)
4/7/2020
AIA task force launches tool for assessing COVID-19 alternate care sites (AIA.org)
4/2/2020
What's in store for hurricane season 2020? Forecasters expect 'above average' storm activity. (USA Today)
4/1/2020
Read Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' executive order for 30-day 'Safer-At-Home' period (Tallahassee Democrat)
3/13/2020
AIA postponing Conference on Architecture 2020 (AIA National)
2/26/2020
Florida’s first climate czar is leaving to be Trump’s homeland security advisor (Tampa Bay Times)
2/21/2020
Mitigation Assessment Team Report: Hurricane Michael in Florida (FEMA.gov)
2/7/2020
Deregulate it? Florida lawmakers aim to boost employment by cutting licensing requirements (Tallahassee Democrat)
2/4/2020
Will the White House Order New Federal Architecture To Be Classical? (Architectural Record)
1/30/2020
Amid affordable housing shortage, Florida lawmakers could divert housing funds again (Orlando Sentinal)
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