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A Love Letter to Libraries (Big and Little)

By: Laura Meade

On my walk to our office in the morning, I often stop by the Little Free Library in front of The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven. It’s chronically empty- my donations often disappear, never to be replaced by new books. When I first started visiting this location, I was disappointed by this phenomenon.

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Rendering Visible: The Black Architectural Imagination

By: Laura Meade

Architecture is thought of as a discipline that is removed from the political and social issues of our time, but a growing number of architects are challenging this notion, using their work to address issues of social justice and equity.

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National Mentorship Month

Reflecting on Why and How

Full Circle Magic

Framework for Positive Impact

Hope

2020 AIA CT DESIGN AWARDS

A Behind-the-Scenes Story of Updating the Electrical in an Older Home

Safely Returning to Interior Spaces, Part 2- DIY Box Fan Air Filter

Safely Returning to Interior Spaces, Part 1- Last Minute Risk Reducers

Safely Returning To Interior Spaces – Face Coverings

Guest Post: Mechanical, Electrical, & Plumbing Recommendations for Re-Opening

6 Tips for Re-opening In-person, Shared Places

ENGAGE. CONNECT. TRANSFORM. EMPOWER.

Campuses Learning From Each Other: The Takeaways

Trees to the Rescue

Visit to Pages Millpond Dam

Winter Solstice Musings

Climate in the Balance

Lessons in Symbiosis: Learning from an Aquaponics System

6 Lessons Learned from One of the World's Most Sustainable Campuses

Zero Energy Schools: The Impact of Buildings on Climate Change

Cesar Pelli: In Celebration of a Life Well-lived

What Remains

Everyday Sustainability in the Pirie Office

Buildings Are Cool. Buildings Under Construction Are Way Cooler.

University Landscapes Can Enhance Wellbeing

For Earth Day – A Story about Pachamama

Flexible Classroom Space that Works

NESSBE: Equity of Place Summit Takeaways

Equity of Place

Community Engagement and Fear

Union Avenue Corridor Design and Planning Charrette

Light

Art in Public Spaces

A Community Outreach Story and 5 Strategies for Great Outcomes

We Don't Hang Images of Our Projects in Our Office. Here's Why.

Rio Iluminado: Connecting a City to Its River

The Powerful Role of Storytelling in Creating Mission-Driven Environments

The 20 REASONS WHY ……I Won’t Miss Pirie Associates’ Next Event

PechaKucha: A Presentation Format Designed to Spark Ideas

The Architecture of Courage and Creativity

Can a Construction Administration Guy Ever Really Enjoy the Forest and Not Just the Trees?

Behind Every Great [Blank] Is a Great [Blank]

Five Steps to Leverage Advantages of Brick and Mortar Location

Four Steps to Build a Solution with Genuine Community Input and Support

Is Reconstruction a Valid Form of Preservation

Health of Place

Enriching New Haven with Compost

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