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Sep 27 2016

Top of the Class: Award-Winning School Architecture

Our five favorites from the AIA’s Committee on Architecture for Education awards.

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Sep 20 2016

High Marks: Architecture on Campus

Time again for pencils, books, and teachers’ dirty looks: School’s back in session.

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Sep 13 2016

Feed Your Mind

You’re never too old or too wise to learn. For the time-pressed architectural professional, attending lectures and panels discussions are excellent ways to explore current and classic topics of interest. Here’s our picks for some of the best design-oriented presentations at schools and cultural institutions for the next few weeks.   9.13.16 District Architecture Center […]

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Sep 6 2016

Welcome Back

Back to school, back to work—September is the time we begin to reconnect with the various responsibilities of our lives, after (hopefully) enjoying the less-demanding pace of the mid-year. Before we completely surrender summer, here’s a selective list of coverage Hausman clients received in August. Next week, we’ll delve into educational opportunities offered by architecture […]

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Aug 31 2016

Hausman Toasts the End of Summer

The Hausman crew marked the almost-end of summer with its now-traditional outing to one of New York’s most unusual haunts: The Honorable William Wall, aka the Willy Wall, a bi-level barge which acts as the de facto floating clubhouse of the Manhattan Yacht Club. Moored within shouting distance of Ellis Island, we enjoyed a sunny […]

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Aug 30 2016

Learning from Olympics Logos

In addition to being a global sports spectacular, the Olympics (at least in the modern televison-era) is known as an arena for marketing and merchandising sponsorship. This commercial aspect of the Games is just as competitive as the athletic component. Swoops, arches, apples, and more: graphic logos abound on every surface, vying for attention. In […]

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Aug 23 2016

An Olympic Review: Record-Setting Architecture

The Rio games may be over, but we’re happy to help wean sports fans off their recent diet of swimming, gymnastics, and track and field [to say nothing of badminton and water polo], with a survey of some memorable Olympic architecture.   Golf Venue Rio de Janeiro 2016 Rua Arquitetos Golf is a sport of […]

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Aug 19 2016

There is No Summertime Lull at Hausman LLC

Hausman LLC is delighted to announce a new addition to our team. As a communication specialist for international architecture, art, and design clients, Ricky Lee brings his on-point expertise to Hausman. Please join us in welcoming him as account manager.   We wish our own Troy Vázquez-Cain the best of luck as he leaves to […]

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Aug 9 2016

See-Worthy Design

The last full month of summer, August presents a final opportunity to enjoy recreational pursuits—as a spectator or participant—before the autumnal commitments of school and work return. In weeks to come, we’ll take a look at the architecture of the Olympics, as well as the graphic branding of the Games over the years. Today, we’re […]

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Jul 25 2016

Hausman: Still the Champ

At last month’s National AIA Convention in Philadelphia, Hausman president and PR champion Tami Hausman delivered another powerhouse presentation on fusing traditional and digital marketing tools. Sharing the stage with Brien McDaniel (FXFOWLE) and David Roccosalva (EverGreene Architectural Arts), she coached the audience of architects on crafting winning strategies for effective integrated communications. If you missed […]

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Jul 21 2016

Five Weekend Diversions for Architects and Designers

If your summer days aren’t quite as lazy as you’d like, and taking a full-fledged vacation is not in the picture, don’t worry—we’ve compiled a short list of simple day-trip destinations that can refresh you just as much as a week on the beach. All of our suggested sites are homes and/or studios of artists, […]

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Doctor in the Haus

Jul 12 2016

Millinery-Maddened Millennial

  Dear Doctor, At our mid-sized architecture office, I wear many hats: My official title is marketing coordinator, but I’m also administrative whiz, technology trouble-shooter, and webmaster. Our partners recently decided to commit to working with a public relations firm, but I’m not quite sure what they’re looking to accomplish. Can you advise me on […]

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