Leagueline, the official publication of ALNNJ, is a high-quality newsletter distributed quarterly to over 560 members of the local architectural community.
Editors: Anthony Iovino, Fay W. Logan, Paul S. Bryan, Steven Lazarus, Todd Hause, Eric Lam, Emma Greenberg
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2023 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Women in Architecture
2Q – Leagueline 20th Anniversary and the History of ALNNJ Newsletters
2022 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Trends in Architecture
2Q – International Practice
3Q – Supply & Demand
4Q – Members’ At-Home Projects During Covid
For inquiries regarding issues prior to 2022 email psbryan@warwick.net
2021 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Equity in Architecture
2Q – Taking Our Temperature: A Look at the Health of Our Profession
3Q – Where Are They Now? A Look at Past ALNNJ Scholarship Recipients
4Q – What We Do: 7
2020 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Positioning Your Firm for Transition
2Q – Are You Sustainable?
3Q – Architects’ Lives in Coronavirus Times
4Q – My Summer 2020
2019 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Architectural Security
2Q – Technology is Changing the Way We Deliver Architecture
3Q – I Am EPiC: AIA New Jersey’s Emerging Professionals Community
4Q – Ted Kessler Walking Tours: Years 6-13
2018 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Downtown Redevelopment in New Jersey
2Q – The Architects League Celebrates Our 90th Anniversary
3Q – Paths to Becoming a Licensed Architect
4Q – What We Do, What ELSE We Do!
2017 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Education of an Architect
2Q – Get Involved
3Q – Summer Day Trips for Architects
4Q – What We Do: 6
2016 Leagueline Issues
1Q – The Architects League Visits Turkey
2Q – New Jersey Transitions to the New Codes
3Q – Cyber Security and You
4Q – Architecture On My eye-Phone
2015 Leagueline Issues
1Q – History of the Architects League
2Q – In the Line of Fire – NJ Building Codes
3Q – Tribute to Michael Graves, FAIA
4Q – What We Do: 5
2014 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Voices of Diversity
2Q – Managing Risk and Your Professional Liability Policy
3Q – AIA NJ Ambassador Tour to Cuba
4Q – Architecture: Everywhere I Look
2013 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Hurricane Sandy and preparing for future storms
2Q – Celebrating 10 years of our Leagueline
3Q – Repositioning AIA
4Q – What We Do: 4
2012 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Endangered Icons – preserving modern architecture
2Q – The Architects League of Northern New Jersey – who we are
3Q – Member Perspectives
4Q – A History of the Ted Kessler Walking Tours
2011 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Emerging Professionals/Emerging Technologies
2Q – Capturing the Value in Solar Renewable Energy Projects
3Q – Boomers Out – Millennials In
4Q – Architects League Summer Photo Contest
2010 Leagueline Issues
1Q – What I Learned After Architecture School
2Q – Update on Regulatory Issues
3Q – Looking Up
4Q – New Ideas in Tough Times
2009 Leagueline Issues
1Q – The Education of an Architect
2Q – Grassroots Initiatives and Intellectual Property Rights
3Q – Economic ups, downs, twists and turns are nothing new
4Q – What We Do: 3
2008 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Sustainability
2Q – Law and Order in New Jersey
3Q – CEU’s – Getting and Staying Licensed
4Q – Shades of Green
2007 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Celebrating the Past, Designing the Future
2Q – Public Strategies, Legislative Affairs and the Architects Voice
3Q – Developing Professional Marketing Skills
4Q – What We Do: 2
2006 Leagueline Issues
1Q – How The Architects League of Northern New Jersey Works for You
2Q – The Business of Architecture
3Q – Recent Action in Codes and Legislation Affecting Architects in NJ
4Q – What and How We See
2005 Leagueline Issues
1Q – The Truth About Design/Build
2Q – Innovations in Design, Fabrication, and Construction Methods
3Q – Update on Legislative Affairs
4Q – What We Do: 1
2004 Leagueline Issues
1Q – Becoming an Architect
2Q – New Technologies for Architects
3Q – Legislative Affairs Affecting Our Profession
4Q – The Personal Creative Work of Members
2003 Leagueline Issues
2Q – Tribute to Eleanore Pettersen, FAIA
3Q – Smart Growth
4Q – AIA Antitrust Legislation