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2009 and Beyond | Revisiting the Report on Integrated Practice

In 2009, the AIA Center for Integrated Practice (then the Integrated Practice Discussion Group) asked the original report authors to revisit their predictions in a series of podcasts and articles available here.

About the AIA Center for Integrated Practice

For a full list of resources regarding Integrated Practice, visit the Center for Integrated Practice (CIP), an online clearinghouse that contains useful reports, relevant industry events, contractual information, podcasts and discussion forums. The purpose of the CIP is to help remove barriers to collaboration, serve as a collector and conductor of project delivery outcomes and research, and develop resources and tools for AIA members, the profession, and the public.

Introduction and Abstracts

By Michael Broshar, FAIA, Norman Strong, FAIA, and Daniel S. Friedman, FAIA

Change or Perish

By Thom Mayne, FAIA

University & Industry Research in Support of BIM

By Chuck Eastman, Assoc. AIA

Changing Business Models, BIM Driven Integrated Practice

By Jim Jonassen, FAIA

Roadmap for Integration

By Laura Lesniewski, AIA, Eddy Krygiel, AIA, and Bob Berkebile, FAIA

Suggestions for an Integrated Education

By Renée Cheng, AIA

The Twenty-first Century Practitioner

By Kimon Onuma, FAIA

Applications in Engineering

By Joseph Burns, PE, SE, FAIA

Technology, Process, Improvement and Culture Change

By Jim Bedrick, AIA and Tony Rinella, Associate AIA

International Developments

By Ian Howell

Information for the Facility Life Cycle

By Kristine Fallon, FAIA and Stephen Hagan, FAIA