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ARCHITECTURE FORUM ON "HOW WE WORK" WILL FEATURE
ENVIRONMENTAL TALK BY WILLIAM MCDONOUGH, DISCUSSIONS BY 
FORMER AIA PRESIDENT WILLIAM CHAPIN AND OTHER NOTED EXPERTS

	CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Feb. 1 -- University of Virginia
students and the public will be able to take a wide-ranging look at
today's architecture profession and related fields at a forum on the
theme "How We Work" sponsored by the U.Va. School of Architecture
Feb. 10-11.
	Architecture dean William A. McDonough, one of the country's
leading innovators and advocates of environmentally sensitive
design, will give a public talk on environmental issues affecting
all aspects of society in Newcomb Hall Ballroom at 5:30 p.m. Friday,
Feb. 10.
	The forum provides an opportunity for students to learn from
practicing professionals about the world of work they will soon
enter.
	Participants will include alumni and business leaders in a
wide range of fields, including architecture, preservation,
landscape architecture, architectural history, urban and
environmental planning, engineering, environmental science and
conservation.
	Except for McDonough's address, forum sessions require
advance registration.  Please call the school's Office of Career
Planning and Placement at (804) 924-6460.
	A panel discussion at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 11 in 153 Campbell Hall
will focus on how many of these disciplines today must work closely
together, as well as on such themes as environmental sensitivity and
the growing impact of technology in the design field.  Among several
noted panelists and forum participants will be L. William Chapin II, a
U.Va. architecture school alumnus and immediate past president of
the American Institute of Architects.
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January 31, 1995

	For additional information please contact Lisa Anderson,
director of Career Planning and Placement at the U.Va. School of
Architecture, (804) 924-6460.