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http://www.aia.org
http://www.creativehotlist.com
http://www.ajplus.co.uk
http://www.architectusa.com
http://www.usarchitects.com
Below are some websites helpful in learning about architecture AND possibly finding leads for CO-OP positions:
http://www.aia.org/
http://www.aias.org/
Since 1956, the American Institute of Architecture Students has been theofficial voice of students to the educational system and the professionof architecture and design.
http://www.architectstudent.net/
http://www.aecworkforce.com/pro_home.asp
http://www.architecture.com/
http://www.architecture.org/
http://www.e-architect.com/
http://designguide.com/
http://www.classicist.org/
http://www.aia.org/ed_careers/
http://www.sara-national.org/
http://www.archvoices.org/
ArchVoices is an independent, nonprofit organization and think tank onarchitectural education, internship, and licensure. It exists to fostera culture of communication through the collection and dissemination ofinformation and research.
http://www.noma.net/local/Chapters.htm
Grace H. Kim, AIA
Becoming an Architect
Lee Waldrop, AIA
Below are some tips to keep in mind when searching for a CO-OP position:
DISCOVER ARCHITECTURE.
It is diverse and multifaceted, and has many opportunities for specialization -- become familiar with the options.
BE INTERESTED.
In the design of the built environment and public space.
ASK QUESTIONS.
Contact your local AIA chapter; talk with architects; observe buildings and construction sites; visit schools and speak with architecture students.
PREPARE FOR PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION.
Develop a broad interest in the arts and humanities and a solid background in the physical sciences, and math.
LEARN COMMUNICATION SKILLS.
Writing, speaking, freehand drawing.
READ.
Books and magazines on architecture and design.
TAKEN FROM:The American Institute of Architects, Careers in Architecture, AIA Press, www.aia.org Roger K. Lewis, FAIA, A Candid Guide to the Profession, MIT Press, 1985
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