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Fresh Leadership Rises Up to Solidify Design Firm’s Legacy
USA Architects recently promoted one of its own, Associate Andrew Adornato, to Principal.
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How the Life Cycle Analysis is Like an Apple Pie
Architect Doug Margaretta reviews a recent course that offered an engaging and practical overview of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), Health Product Declarations (HPDs), and the importance of these documents in the new LEED v4 rating system scheduled to go into effect this fall.
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Student Success Center Serves As Gateway To Newly Transformed South Jersey Campus
USA Architects, in collaboration with Moody Nolan of Ohio, team up to design a new Student Success Center for Rowan College at Burlington County.
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Hispanic Woman Becomes First Female Partner
Hispanic Woman Becomes First Female Partner at Architectural Firm - And She's Not An Architect
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Merger of Social Services Into 1-Stop Center Closer for Camden Residents
Camden’s largest projects undertaken in recent history is about to transform the way social services has traditionally been delivered ─ through a single office center that houses all of the social, medical and economic programs of Camden County
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If you Build It ...
After a nearly nine-year hiatus, softball has officially returned to the North Brunswick Township High School grounds.
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Center for Lifelong Learning – A look back after five years of service to children with autism
In the fall of 2009 a new school for special children opened in Sayreville, New Jersey. Constructed by the Middlesex Regional Educational Services Commission and funded by the Middlesex County Improvement Authority along with the vision of the County Freeholders, the school was a “first of its kind” on several levels.
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Do Accessibility Regulations Actually Give Accessibility?
Today, USA Architects held an in-house seminar and hands-on demonstration of the accessibility regulations. Several of us spent time in a wheelchair, attempting to navigate around our office. The results were both awkward and eye opening.