AIA Document B509™ - 2010

This Guide serves two purposes: it provides guidance regarding issues unique to Condominium construction, and it provides model language that may be used to amend or supplement AIA Document B109™–2010, Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and Architect for a Multi-Family Residential or Mixed Use Residential Project for use on Condominium Projects.

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Steel structures offer faster path to climate benefits

Faster delivery of buildings isn’t always associated with sustainability benefits or long-term value, but things are changing.

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Contextually inspired material mixing for One Essex Crossing’s curtain wall façades weave together panels of warm brick and Italian terra cotta. Photos courtesy CetraRuddy

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Solutions for cladding performance and supply issues

From a distance, today’s building innovations in cladding performance, aesthetics, and construction appear unconstrained and quite varied.

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Material and MEP system choices drove reductions in embodied carbon and operational carbon for Arizona State University’s new Rob and Melani Walton Center for Planetary Health. Photo courtesy McCarthy Building Cos.

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