The American Institute of Architects celebrates the decision by the Board of Directors of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) for eliminating the “rolling clock” to architecture licensure.
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Potomac Edison is an electric utility company founded in 1922 and serves about 400,000 customers in western Maryland, including the cities of Frederick and Hagerstown. We provide complimentary energy design assistance that simulates building energy use.
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Now serving on Montgomery County's Building Performance Improvement Board, AIAPV Board member Greg Goldstein, Assoc. AIA, encourages members to be actively involved as Citizen Architects.
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