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AIA-NJ Fall Symposium

Distributed Intelligence

The AIA/NJ Fall Symposium presents “Distributed Intelligence”

The 2013 AIA NJ Fall Symposium
“Distributed Intelligence”


Date RESCHEDULED 14 November, 2013
Symposium: 1:30-5:30pm
LocationNew Jersey Institute of Technology
College of Architecture & Design
Newark, NJ

AIA NJ Fall Symposium 2013 (#AIANJIT2013)

Brooks will be presenting work about innovation, failure and multidisciplinary design.

This symposium will bring together architects, designers and educators to examine the ongoing technological transformation of the design disciplines. Considering what forms of interdisciplinarity are needed as we move forward and what are the implications for our society and the next generation of architects and designers, the event will pose the following question: “What is Smart Design?” Invited speakers will share their work and research and reflect on the forces behind this transformation that has redefined the scope of design innovation from the global to the Nano-scale. This event is organized by NJIT faculty Rhett Russo and Matt Burgermaster and sponsored by the AIA New Jersey.

About AIA The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is the voice of the a profession, dedicated to serving its members, advancing their value, andrchitecture improving the quality of the built environment. AIA is the professional organization that helps architects serve the public’s needs and builds awareness of the role of architects and architecture in American society.The organization was created in 1857. Today, with it’s national headquarters in Washington, DC, and nearly 300 local chapters, the organization represents 80,000 licensed architects and associated professionals. AIA members adhere to a Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct that assures clients, the public and colleagues of their dedication to high standards in professional practice.Allied Organizational Membership is a valued partnership between the AIA and building product manufacturers and service providers in the design and construction communities. Its key is building understanding and relationships with architects in the full range of their professional roles.Allied organizations participate fully in all Institute programs and activitites, including the Continuing Education System. For more information aboutthe AIA, its allied organizations, and allied membership, go to www.aia.org.