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Candidiasis (Thrush)... What Is Thrush? Can It Be Prevented? How Is It Treated? Natural Therapies The Bottom Line What Is Thrush? Candidiasis is a common opportunistic infection in people with HIV. It is an infection caused by a common type of yeast
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Protect Oral Sex - Mouth ThrushHi Dr, I visited a women , She gave me blowjob while I was wearing a Condom , which was intact and didn't broken(verified) . Now it is 17days I had a Single Mouth Thrush just beside UVULA, no other symptoms noticed .1.Do HIV ARS symptoms appear in...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...assuming the latex condom was used properly and did not break. HIV cannot permeate intact latex. No way. No how.A "single mouth thrush"?? What is that? If you are not a physician, chances are you are not qualified to make a diagnosis of oral... Read more »
Cortison and hydrocortison ?? :(hi doctor bob , firstly thank yoy for your time , before i ask the question i read the forum but didn`t find my goal .my question is , i have possible exposure in the summer of 2007 in May .. after about 1 month i take a cortisone shot because of...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello Anderson,Your negative HIV-antibody test three years after a potential exposure is definitive and conclusive. Your cortisone injection from three years ago would not affect the validity of the results. Stop worrying. You're fine.Dr. Bob Read more »
Does cortisone/prednisone depress your CD4 count?I was on sustiva for years and developed Addison's Disease last year. I switched to Reyataz, Truvada and Norvir. My viral load is undetectable but my CD4 count can't get above 100. I reduced my cortisone regimin 25 mg to 12.5 mg to 5 mg. Is there...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineThat is a pretty low dose of steroids and should not be negatively affecting your CD4 count. Your HIV med combination should also not be affecting your blood counts or your CD4 count. Although it can be tried, changing your HIV regimen to something... Read more »
Risk of HIV and other STDs from the various encountersMaybe Im reading too much into things and being paranoid, but maybe not. Im 28 and have only had three sexual or remotely sexual encounters. I feel terrible and ashamed of all of them.First, in late July of 2006, I had unprotected oral sex (for...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationThis forum is dedicated to HIV-positive folks, particularly those who have concerns related to fatigue and/or anemia. Questions related to HIV transmission, prevention, safer sex, HIV testing and risk should be sent to Dr. Bob at his "Safe Sex and... Read more »
Fluconazole (Diflucan)...skin lotions or creams. It works against several different types of fungus, including the yeast infection called candidiasis or thrush. Many germs live in our bodies or are common in our surroundings. A healthy immune system can fight them off or... Read more »
Systemic Candidiasis...and swelling. A bad case can make walking, peeing or sex very painful. Infection in the Mouth Oral candidiasis, called thrush , involves the mouth and sometimes the throat. It can also occur without symptoms. The most common symptoms usually... Read more »
Fungal Infections...long-term basis, but this can lead to drug-resistant Candida that is more difficult to treat. Candidiasis of the Mouth (Thrush) Whitish coating of the tongue and/or the inside of the cheeks Usually occurs with CD4 cell count less... Read more »
Opportunistic Infections...listed here, along with the disease they usually cause, and the CD4 cell count when the disease becomes active: Candidiasis (Thrush) is a fungal infection of the mouth, throat, or vagina. CD4 cell range: can occur even with fairly high CD4... Read more »
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Archinect - News 2015-03-28T21:11:05-04:00 http://archinect.com/news/article/123203459/the-seven-non-deadly-architect-registration-exam-are-divisions The Seven Non-Deadly Architect Registration Exam (ARE) Divisions Sponsor 2015-03-23T11:00:00-04:00 >2015-03-23T16:57:12-04:00
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The Architect Registration Examination (ARE) is a professional licensure examination. It has been adopted by all 50 United States as well as the U.S. territories. The ARE is administered by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to help protect public health, safety, and welfare in various aspects of architecture. Currently, the ARE is made up of seven exam divisions.

To call yourself an architect, you need a degree in architecture, validated work experience, and you need to pass all seven ARE divisions.

What Does This Mean to You?

It may mean that though you studied architecture, and are currently working in the field of architecture, you're working as a designer—not an architect.

If you're interested in furthering your career as an architect, here are four steps that will help you get started:

understand your state board's eligibility requirements (click here)

research the ARE divisions and determine the best order for you ...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/121694530/editor-s-picks-406 Editor's Picks #406 Nam Henderson 2015-02-27T12:32:00-05:00 >2015-02-28T22:24:09-05:00
Julia Ingalls published another edition of Archinect's UpStarts: featuring Martha Read Architects. Referring to the design for a Marina authorities Building in Porto Montenegro, Olaf Design Ninja_ commented "it's like it's dancing, right Kristofer?...a little twist on the water kind of thing"

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Architecture professor Jane Porter wrote an essay in memory of Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha. Lye__Nerd____Sky__Nerd thought the whole thing tragic beyond words and proposed the establishment of "a scholarship fund in her name". On a related note check out this StoryCorps interview with from May 2014 with Yusor Abu-Salha – one of the other victims of the shooting in Chapel Hill – recorded a StoryCorps interview with Mussarut Jabeen (L), who was her 3rd grade teacher.

Nicholas Korody reported in from Süha Özkan recent talk at SCI-Arc which "convincingly explicated the radicalism of socially-aware architecture, even when it appears traditional". Orhan Ayyüce argued he "is either guilty by associati...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/121117990/ncarb-launches-are-4-0-community NCARB Launches ARE 4.0 Community NCARB 2015-02-19T12:35:00-05:00 >2015-02-26T22:30:35-05:00
At the heart of the community, you'll find video tutorials on all seven divisions. Learn how the vignettes are scored, test your knowledge with sample questions, and expand your study library with suggested resources. Right now, roughly 28,000 candidates are preparing for the exam. The community is a great place to meet emerging professionals across the country, pick up a few pointers, and share your own study tips.

Last week, NCARB launched the ARE 4.0 Community—a space where candidates can come together to ask questions, share best practices, and interact with the organization's experts. More than 1,300 candidates have already joined the conversation by uploading practice vignettes and sharing test taking tips. Join the community today: http://ncarb.org/ARE4Community
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Paul Keskeys examined the the state of residential development across The Pond, and asks the question: How can we rock the status quo? Therein he diagnoses the root cause "They will tell a tale of mass production, of value engineering, and of misguided nostalgia...It is economic pragmatism gone mad".

Perhaps predictably, Thayer-D commented "The reason traditional architecture persists in the residential realm to a much larger degree than the institutional or commercial one is that home buyers, aka, individuals chose it...What's with the faux historical meme?", while Chris Teeter opined "this dilemma is about the medium of finance dominating all mediums of existence, There is nothing more we Architects can do, frankly, than educate each client one at a time".

Plus the latest edition of Screen/Print: featured Future Anterior, the first American academic journal for historic preservation, published by University of Minnesota Press.

midlander thought it was a "great article, quite relevan...
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Thirty-eight universities with programs accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) responded to NCARB's recent Request for Interest & Information regarding the proposal for a rigorous, alternative path to licensure upon graduation. [...] Of the schools that responded, 32 (representing 26 percent of institutions with NAAB-accredited degree programs) declared interest in submitting a formal proposal for consideration by NCARB's Licensure Task Force.

Previously: NCARB announces it will create program for architecture students to graduate with licensure, and NCARB's "licensure at graduation" announcement rubs Archinectors both ways
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Julia Ingalls almost had a hat-trick, publishing the finale to her Material Witness: exploration, this time on apocalypse & columns and reviving Archinect's UpStarts: (seen last in 2012) with a look at Paul Michael Davis Design out of Seattle, WA.

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R.I.P. William Byrd Callaway, one of Bay Area's most influential landscape architects. He was 71.

Initially drafted as part of the 1994 NAFTA agreement, NCARB has officially established the Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement for International Practice of Architecture, which allows for architects to be "mutually recognized" across Mexico, Canada and United States. Evan Chakroff read the fine print

"Fees for completing the Tri-National MRA process will be assessed by the national regulatory authority of the host country and are subject to change" For jla-x the new was simply "lol".

Over at Forbes, Justin Shubow argued Frank Gehry Is R...
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Friday, December 5:

William B. Callaway, noted Bay Area landscape architect at SWA Group, dies: He is survived by his four children and wife, Barbara Meacham. A memorial will be held in January.

Thursday, December 4:

How architecture is helping make Arcadia a magnet for Chinese money: LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne unpacks the changing style of residential architecture in southern-California's San Gabriel Valley, built to appeal to wealthy Chinese immigrants.

Wednesday, December 3:

NCARB announces reciprocity program across the US, Canada and Mexico: Qualified, licensed architects from the U.S., Mexico or Canada can now apply for a credential to work within any of those countries. The so-called "Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement for International Practice of Architecture" was born of the 1994 NAFTA Agreement.

Deborah Berke's design for new Cummins distribution HQ is unveiled: Berke beat out Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and SHoP Architects when chosen fo...

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NCARB has just announced an avenue for qualified, licensed architects from the U.S., Canada or Mexico to offer their services across any of those countries. The mouthful of the "Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement for International Practice of Architecture" formally allows for architects to be "mutually recognized" across those countries, by qualifying for a "credential that will lead to a license to practice architecture" throughout those three countries.

Conceived jointly by registration bodies across all three countries (NCARB, the Canadian Architectural Licensing Authorities (CALA), and the Federacion de Colegios de Arquitectos de la Republica Mexicana (FCARM)), the MRA was initially drafted as part of the 1994 NAFTA agreement, and after a series of tests and pilot programs, NCARB has formally announced the program.

Here are the current eligibility requirements according to NCARB:

Citizenship or permanent residency status in the United States, Canada, or Mexico

Completion of a...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/114435029/cuts-and-gains-weekly-news-round-up-for-november-17-2014 Cuts and gains: Weekly News Round-Up for November 17, 2014 Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-11-24T19:16:00-05:00 >2014-11-25T10:17:04-05:00
Friday, November 21:

Latest NCARB survey indicates architecture is a growing profession in the U.S.: Surveying Architectural Registration Boards in 2014, NCARB found a 3.1% growth of architects in the US since 2011.

Thursday, November 20:

Renzo Piano will design the new Kum & Go corporate HQ in Iowa: For non-locals, "Kum & Go" is a Midwestern chain of gas stations-cum-convenience stores. The HQ will be built in Des Moines.

Wednesday, November 19:

Clemson scraps its modern building plan: This past July, local preservation and historical foundations sued Clemson University for initially approving a modernist-style new building, and now, Clemson has dropped the building plans.

Saving Buildings with Social Media (Or Not): Alexandra Lange opines on the use and efficacy of social media to preserve architecture.

Architecture Billings Index shows slower expansion in October: AIA reports continued growth but at a slower pace than last month, thanks to "continued strength in the multi-family residen...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/114207237/latest-ncarb-survey-indicates-architecture-is-a-growing-profession-in-the-u-s Latest NCARB survey indicates architecture is a growing profession in the U.S. Justine Testado 2014-11-21T19:03:00-05:00 >2014-12-01T01:47:17-05:00
The architecture profession is back on the rise as the American economy recovers, according to NCARB's 2014 Survey of Architectural Registration Boards. For starters, the number of architects has grown by 3.1 percent since 2011.

Collecting data from all 54 U.S. territories (including District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands), the 2014 survey states that there are 107,581 architects in the U.S., which is a 1.6 percent increase from last year. California is listed with the highest total number of added architects at 20,595, followed by New York at 16,809. Data collected for the fall 2014 survey also reflect registration levels from July 2013 to June 2014.

Findings from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show similar upward trends. In just the last two months, architecture and engineering services added 5,000 new jobs in September and 2,900 new jobs in October.

Earlier this year, NCARB made major announcements regarding licensure upon graduation as well as major mo...
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Just as a doctor, lawyer, dentist or engineer require licensure to protect public health, safety, and welfare—architects must also be licensed. A significant part of becoming licensed is taking and passing the Architecture Registration Exam® (ARE).

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) administers the ARE. NCARB is an organization that regulates the practice of architecture through the development and application of standards for architect licensure. Its members represent architectural registration boards across the United States and U.S. territories.

Why Become Licensed?

You can go to college, graduate, and earn a degree in architecture, but the road to becoming an architect doesn't stop there.

Benefits of Becoming Licensed

Without the license, you aren't a legally sanctioned architect. You are not legally allowed to call yourself an architect until you are licensed.

With a license, you have the legal right to sign, seal or stam...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/113131373/ncarb-awards-50k-to-parsons-and-clemson-university-for-development-of-new-integrative-curricula NCARB awards $50K to Parsons and Clemson University for development of new integrative curricula Justine Testado 2014-11-07T19:57:00-05:00 >2014-11-13T20:06:38-05:00
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards have announced that the architecture programs of Parsons The New School for Design and Clemson University are the 2014 recipients of the NCARB Award. NCARB will award the schools a total of over US$50,000 to support the development of each school's proposed program, which explore new paradigms of integrating architectural practice and education.

The award is timelier than ever, in relation to NCARB's major announcements to expedite the architectural licensure and examination process in the U.S.

Program: Clemson University, School of Architecture - Clemson, SC
Proposal: "Graduate Program in Architecture + Health"
The project's mission is to advance healthcare facility design through the collaboration of architects, academia and members of the health care industry.

Program: Parsons The New School for Design, School of Constructed Environments - New York, NY
Proposal: "Student-Practitioner Partnerships in Building Performance Evaluation"
Although there is stronger emphasis on sustainability, instruction on performance measurement is lacking. Clemson's proposal addresses a new and critical opportunity for architecture students to improve the environmental performance of buildings through measurement.

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 http://archinect.com/news/article/111417626/episode-2-of-archinect-sessions-podcast-out-now Episode 2 of "Archinect Sessions" podcast out now! Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-10-16T19:35:00-04:00 >2014-12-17T18:57:03-05:00
"Archinect Sessions" is a weekly podcast discussing recent news items and happenings on the site. Hosted by Archinect's founder and publisher, Paul Petrunia, alongside Editorial Manager Amelia Taylor-Hochberg, the podcast pulls on the expertise of special weekly co-hosts, whether other Archinectors or players within the architecture community at large.

Co-hosts Donna Sink and Ken Koense join us for our second episode, to discuss licensing and IDP issues at NCARB, the value of mentorship in the profession, and the latest news on the Moriyama RAIC International Prize. We also spoke with Archinector Terri Peters about her coverage of the Moriyama Prize, and have a special bonus interview (available below) with Haley Gipe, Assoc. AIA, who's involved with the renaming issue through NCARB and AIA.

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Friday, October 3:

Eisenhower Memorial clears key hurdle on Gehry design: In a positive step for the Memorial's Approving Process Odyssey, the National Capital Planning Commission has OK'd the Commission on Fine Arts (the other federal body that must approve the design) to vote on the Memorial.

Where are the women? Measuring progress on gender in architecture: A series of infographics on the representation of women in architectural practice and education, courtesy of ACSA.

Wednesday, October 1:

Guggenheim plans New York expansion… again: Not for more art space (Gehry tried that before) but for offices.

Zaera-Polo steps down as dean of Princeton's School of Architecture: From the press release: "the school's former dean, Professor Stanley T. Allen, will serve as acting dean until a permanent successor is appointed and that Professor Allen will chair the search for the new dean."

Tiny Spanish Island to be First Energy Self-Sufficient Island: The 10,000 population island will use renewable e...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/110293937/editor-s-picks-387 Editor's Picks #387 Nam Henderson 2014-10-02T12:29:00-04:00 >2014-10-02T13:33:02-04:00
For the latest edition of Working out of the Box: Archinect talked with Adora Lo, Architect turned Pro LEGO Builder.

They discussed the "challenge of keeping it LEGO legal" and the satisfaction of designing a "Star Wars building in LEGO". midlander was impressed "That Boston model...The Lego version of 111 Huntington is nicer than the real one!"

Plus, Amelia Taylor-Hochberg shared the debut issue of 'LOBBY', The Bartlett School of Architecture's new architecture magazine, for Screen/Print #25.

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The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) announced that it will be making significant changes to its Intern Development Program (IDP). Separate from other considerations to change the IDP's terminology, this decision chiefly includes two phases: (1) the removal of "elective" hourly requirements, and (2) condensing IDP's experience areas from the current 17 into six "practice-based categories".

The general consensus seemed to be underwhelmed - midlander quipped "So......
 http://archinect.com/news/article/109578481/ncarb-announces-major-changes-to-idp-program NCARB announces major changes to IDP program Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-09-22T19:05:00-04:00 >2014-10-02T00:24:13-04:00
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) announced today that it will be making significant changes to its Intern Development Program (IDP). Separate from other considerations to change the IDP's terminology, this decision chiefly includes two phases: (1) the removal of "elective" hourly requirements, and (2) condensing IDP's experience areas from the current 17 into six "practice-based categories", linked to future sections planned for the revised Architect Registration Examination (ARE) 5.0. These changes will be implemented beginning mid-2015 and mid-2016, respectively.

By removing the "elective" IDP hours, NCARB is decreasing the total required from 5,600 to 3,740 (still based on the seventeen "core experience areas", until ARE 5.0 is in place). NCARB reportedly made this decision to cut down on the average amount of years it takes "interns" to become licensed. The current average is more than seven — five years for IDP and another 2.2 to complete the ARE...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/108654291/editor-s-picks-384 Editor's Picks #384 Nam Henderson 2014-09-11T13:15:00-04:00 >2015-01-31T12:13:51-05:00
For the latest edition of the Cutting Room series Paul Petrunia got back in touch with Joseph Kosinski who was first interviewed back in 2004, for Les Jumelles, the Art of Speed film created for Nike as a member of KDLAB.

This time the conversation focused on his transition from architecture to Hollywood director, with films such as 2010's TRON: Legacy or the visually stunning Oblivion. todd was impressed "Props to Joseph / KD Lab. WoW".

Plus, Screen/Print #24: published an excerpt of Blank Space's - Fairy Tales — When Architecture Tells A Story, a collection of fantastical stories written and designed by architects.

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Dana Goodyear makes connections, between Shigeru Ban's consistent rejection of the label of "green architect" and a question of "greenwashing" vs. "what you might call goodwashing".

Eric Chavkin points to "A critical re-appraisal of Ban" by Glen Small one "of his SCI-Arc professors". Yet, it is the implications regarding how an architect may control their own brand...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/108274491/apple-2-campus-taking-shape-ncarb-names-names-and-cities-sell-out-news-round-up-for-september-2-2014 Apple 2 campus taking shape, NCARB names names, and cities sell out: News Round-Up for September 2, 2014 Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-09-09T18:04:00-04:00 >2014-09-09T22:31:21-04:00
Friday, September 5:

Beijing public transit commuters can now pay fares with empty bottles: Beijingers can insert a recyclable bottle and receive equivalent rebates in train fares or mobile phone credits.

Community Bus Stops Transform Brazil: Thousands of Brazil's bus stops are unmarked, leading fed-up residents to install their own signage under the Que Ônibus Passa Aqui? (Which Bus Stops Here?) program, one of the world's biggest community projects.

Town Becomes a Beer Ad, but Residents Don't Feel Like a Party: Crested Butte, Colorado, population 1,500, was outfitted for a three-day party to publicize Bud Light, with 1,000 partiers vetted and shipped in by Anheuser-Busch. The town's Mayor agreed to host the party to the tune of $500,000, in part to help boost the town's mostly tourist economy during the difficult "shoulder" season between summer and winter.

Gehry's Revised Eisenhower Memorial Loses Two Controversial Tapestries, But Concerns Remain: Nitpicking continues over the Memori...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/108199808/ncarb-revises-intern-architect-title-for-architects-pursuing-licensure NCARB revises "Intern Architect" title for architects pursuing licensure Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-09-04T21:25:00-04:00 >2014-09-10T18:10:30-04:00
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) convened its new Future Title Task Force, which is comprised of interns and architects from across the country, to discuss the profession's title debate. The task force is charged with discussing the terminology used for those who are candidates for licensure and those who are architects.

The word "intern" contains a minefield of professional connotations. The job-title is often associated with a position that is unpaid, undervalued, or disposable, flying in the face of employment laws and professional ethics. And in some ways, it's no different in the architecture industry: it's deplorably and repeatedly the case that unpaid internships play an integral role in professional practice. It seems strange then, that the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) uses the title "Intern Architect" as the official term for those educated enough to pursue licensure. Under this definition, the babe in the woods can have the same title as a seasoned vet.

This disconcerting overlap of meanings has led NCARB to reconsider the term used to describe practicing professionals seeking licensure. NCARB's newly formed Future Title Task Force met late last August to outline the issues of this sticky naming-debate, eventually to determine what architects, before and aft...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/103264159/editor-s-picks-374 Editor's Picks #374 Nam Henderson 2014-07-02T19:47:00-04:00 >2014-07-07T17:05:04-04:00
Nicholas Korody penned a review - The Trouble with a Bird's Eye View. The piece dissects a summer exhibition of the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Design. He concludes the pairing of aerial photographs by Los Angeles-based Lane Barden with a geo-mapping project by the German-American duo Benedikt Groß and Joseph K. Lee, is proof that "For Barden, Groß and Lee, the position and involvement of humans in a greater ecology is only clear from high above".

citizen shared "This reminds me of that story of the 1933 CIAM meeting. Participants compared scale plan/maps of major cities around the world. Neutra's graphic of LA covered a wall and then some".

Plus, for the fifth edition of Cutting Room, Amelia interviewed Mehruss Jon Ahi and Armen Karaoghlanian, the architect and filmmaker behind Interiors. The project is a journal in which the authors reconstruct sections taken from famous scenes in classic films.

Eric Chavkin suggested "The interest for me is not the reproduction of arch...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/103176565/recipients-of-the-2014-ncarb-president-s-medal Recipients of the 2014 NCARB President's Medal Justine Testado 2014-07-01T16:01:00-04:00 >2014-07-08T17:34:16-04:00
Six architectural professionals were recently honored with the NCARB President's Medal for Distinguished Service, the organization's highest award. The President's Medal acknowledges individuals for their commitment to the architectural profession and to the Council's mission of ensuring the public's health, safety, and welfare through the regulation of licensure and credentialing standards.

Speaking of licensure, NCARB also made recent announcements of major proposals and reforms regarding licensure upon graduation as well as the Intern Development Program (IDP) and the Architect Registration Examination (ARE).
 http://archinect.com/news/article/102578040/ncarb-reveals-major-reinventions-for-the-idp-and-are NCARB reveals major reinventions for the IDP and ARE Justine Testado 2014-06-23T22:30:00-04:00 >2014-06-24T18:54:22-04:00
Upon NCARB's licensure-upon-graduation announcement that stirred up plenty of discussion here on Archinect, the Council recently unveiled three more major modifications regarding the Intern Development Program (IDP) and the Architect Registration Exam (ARE).

Proposal for the streamlining and overhaul of the IDP:

The first reinvention phase proposes to streamline the IDP by removing the elective hour requirement (1,860 hours). Interns will document only the 3,740 hours in the 17 core experience areas, instead of the current requirement of 5,600 total hours of experience.

The long-term overhaul phase proposes realigning the current four IDP experience categories and 17 experience areas down to six experience categories. These six categories would directly align with the six practice-based areas of architecture, address the realities and challenges of contemporary practice, and will also align with the ARE 5.0 that will launch in late 2016.

Finalization of both phases -- and a potential ti...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/101581747/editor-s-picks-371 Editor's Picks #371 Nam Henderson 2014-06-11T13:32:00-04:00 >2014-06-30T11:38:23-04:00
Amelia released audio from an interview with architect, preservationist and filmmaker Malachi Connolly, director of "Built on Narrow Land".

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Orhan Ayyüce takes a weekend drive through a vacant Vernon, in a short film for the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam. citizen commented "Vernon is such an atypical case politically, economically, and in terms of governance, as well as architecture, urbanism and environment".

Oliver Wainwright, reviewed the Venice Architecture Biennale directed by Rem Koolhaas, for the Guardian. Reacting to Quondam's excessive self-referentialism, Fred Scharmen quipped "It's Rita Novel's world, we just post in it".

Buster.net provided A closer look into The BIG U, BIG's winning proposal for Rebuild By Design.

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Over at the ACSA (Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture) blog, Michael Monti responded with "cautious optimism", to the news that NCARB is hoping to develop a new path for architecture students to be licensed...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/101114955/ncarb-s-licensure-at-graduation-announcement-rubs-archinectors-both-ways NCARB's "licensure at graduation" announcement rubs Archinectors both ways Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-06-04T21:13:00-04:00 >2014-06-06T15:48:09-04:00
Last week we reported on NCARB's announcement that it would offer a path to licensure through academic programs, making it possible for architecture students to be licensed upon graduation. The proposal prompted a pretty divisive set of reactions from Archinect commenters, some excited by the opportunities inherent in the proposal, others despairing over its potential long-term effects.

At the time of this post, the original news piece had 61 comments, the major issues raised including impact on educational standards, earning potentials and the profession's reputation. What also surfaced was a generational bias, with those already firmly set in the practice (but still not licensed) feeling disadvantaged by an opportunity that came too late for them. We've gathered the gist of the commenter's opinions here.

The PROS:

According to davvid, this new path to licensure will make it easier for graduates to get higher paying jobs more quickly after graduating, which "also increases their earni...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/101078744/editor-s-picks-370 Editor's Picks #370 Nam Henderson 2014-06-04T15:36:00-04:00 >2014-06-11T10:51:19-04:00
The latest edition of the Working out of the Box series featured Daniel Carper, Product Designer at Loaded Boards and Orangatang Wheels. Thayer-D was impressed "Very cool stuff. I've often wondered about the intersection of industrial design and architecture".

 Plus, Amelia discusses TELOS: The Fantastic World of Eugene Tssui, a documentary in which Kyung Lee explore what "Tssui's outsider status means in the shifting waters of architectural discourse, as the architect seeks approval for his TELOS project".

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R.I.P - Massimo Vignelli, the award-winning designer, who died at the age of 83 after a long-term illness.

The LA Times published Christopher Hawthorne's review of 9/11 Memorial Museum, in which he writes "The intensity, scope and sheer unrelenting literalism of this approach marks a significant change in how we choose to mark national trauma".

EKE chimed in "I think the museum was a bad idea on this site. ..I do think that the site is a sacred one because of the deaths that ha...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/100731688/ncarb-announces-it-will-create-program-for-architecture-students-to-graduate-with-licensure NCARB announces it will create program for architecture students to graduate with licensure Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2014-05-30T21:37:00-04:00 >2014-08-13T22:16:12-04:00
In a major adaptation to U.S. licensure rules, the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards has proposed a new option for gaining licensure -- simply through the process of an architecture education. As announced in a NCARB press release earlier today, architecture students could earn intern experience and take their licensing exam while still in school, to receive licensure upon graduation. This stands in addition to the previous paths to licensure, and is completely optional.

The details behind the plan are still hazy, as NCARB puts together a task force of top architecture organizations (including the AIA and NAAB) to design how a "licensure-at-graduation" program could work. Research and plans for implementation are said to last a couple more years, with NCARB sharing their plans with interested schools in October 2014. But at this point, at the very least, the proposal is a step towards facilitating the process of becoming a licensed architect.

From NCARB's Board of ...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/90831199/ncarb-s-new-mobile-app-lets-interns-manage-idp-hours-on-the-go NCARB's new mobile app lets interns manage IDP hours on the go Justine Testado 2014-01-09T12:34:00-05:00 >2014-01-09T13:12:11-05:00
 NCARB continues its ongoing streak of system advances with their new MyIDP mobile app. The app can perhaps be handy for any of you iPhone-using interns working through your experience hours for the Intern Development Program.

 MyIDP was designed for interns who have already established an NCARB Record and begun reporting hours. New experience reports still need to be created online, so MyIDP is an extra portable tool to stay constantly updated on hours and overall IDP progress.

 Features in the app are: adding/editing hours and viewing all work experience for Settings A and O; submitting experience to supervisors; and as already mentioned, tracking overall progress on the "IDP Progress Dashboard".

 MyIDP is available for free download on Apple's App Store for iPhone iOS 7. Android users will have to wait for their version in the meantime -- the NCARB Council plans to develop it in the near future.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/90094555/editor-s-picks-348 Editor's Picks #348 Nam Henderson 2014-01-02T18:35:00-05:00 >2014-01-06T13:01:11-05:00
flemingr2002 thought a couple of issues were missing "Good list but i am surprised to see gender issues highlighted but the lack of ethnic diversity, especially in design schools, ignored. It would seem that the real issue is white male privilege. -- Also, CO2 has hit 400 parts per million but sustainability is missing from the list. I know its not hip to be into sustainability but at some point, probably too late, architects will finally mobilize to address this very real threat".

 It's that time of the year again, so we continued taking a look back at the year 2013 on Archinect by sharing the most trafficked and popular pages in Archinect's diverse online ecosystem, with a list of 13 top 13 lists for '13.

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 Some of the Top 13 Architectural Issues for '13 included; 3D Printing, Flint's Flat Lot Competition results, and the issue of render vs reality, MoMA's decision to demolish American Folk Art Musuem #FolkMoMA and Gender equality and women's rights/recognition in architecture to name a few.

 flemingr2002 thought a couple of issues were missing "Good list but i am surprised to see gender issues highlighted but the lack of ethnic diversity, especially in design schools, ignored. It would seem that the real issue is white male privilege. -- Also, CO2 has hit 400 parts per million but sustainability is missing from the list. I know its not hip to be into sustainability but at some point, probably too late, architects will finally mobilize to addr...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/65835216/university-of-minnesota-launches-new-degree-high-school-to-licensed-architect-in-seven-years University of Minnesota Launches New Degree: High School to Licensed Architect in Seven Years Design at Minnesota 2013-01-19T17:55:00-05:00 >2013-02-22T09:23:59-05:00
"Anything we can do to expedite the speed with which people can get licensed is a good thing," says David Cronrath, AIA, Dean of the University of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. "What Renee [Cheng, Professor and Head of the University of Minnesota's School of Architecture,] has done is establish a roadmap which a lot of people can follow. And, I think, of course they will."

 Starting this spring, the School of Architecture, at the University of Minnesota's College of Design, will offer a new concentration in research practices within their master of science in architecture degree (MS-RP) for students starting the fall of 2013. The program aims at halving the amount of time from high school to licensure for architects--from an average of 14.5 years to 7.

 By offering this model, the School of Architecture nudges the profession toward true culture change, one that expects all students to be licensed upon graduation, regardless of their final career choices. It also takes advantage of recent changes to the National Council of Architectural Registration Board's Intern Development Program and Architect Registration Examination, and leverages the historically strong connection between practice and academy in the Minneapolis/St Paul community.

 Architect Magazine is out this January with a piece featuring the MS-RP degree. The article details the wo...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/52394299/editor-s-picks-270 Editor's Picks #270 Nam Henderson 2012-06-25T00:49:00-04:00 >2012-06-27T18:04:52-04:00
Günther Domenig passed away on June 15, 2012. Wolf D Prix, design principal at Coop Himmelb(l)au, released the following statement "I insist that Günther Domenig was one of the most important Austrian architects. Important in terms of being weighty. Meanwhile our own tammuz felt "his steinhous is an beautiful and seminal poem of architecture"

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Günther Domenig passed away on June 15, 2012. Wolf D Prix, design principal at Coop Himmelb(l)au, released the following statement "I insist that Günther Domenig was one of the most important Austrian architects. Important in terms of being weighty. In my opinion the former Z-Bank branch in the Favoritenstraße in Vienna was one of his best buildings. Long before the convoluted computer architects started using parametric tools to give their lame design a boost, Domenig had not only designed the first threedimensional facade, but actually built it, too."

 Meanwhile our own tammuz felt "his steinhous is an beautiful and seminal poem of architecture" and Dimitri Kim wrote "Finally, an english speaking journal covered the late great Gunther's death. He's work was radical beyond he's time, beyond he's predecessors (Coop Himmelblau, Zaha hadid, EOM, and etc), and clearly beyond mainstream fabric of contemporary architecture."

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Gravel driveway edge
I have about 700 linear feet of gravel driveway which I would like to add an edge to in order to keep the gravel and the grass yard separate. I have looked at doing a concrete edge but now I am leaning towards separating the gravel and grass with some plants instead.
The idea started when we saw a similar separation done with some beautiful ferns however this was done in a tropical country and I don't know if it would work here (Kansas zone 6a).
My driveway is full sun, and I mean all day. It does have irrigation. I have one small spot where water accumulates and could be trouble but I plan on doing something about draining that area somehow before doing this. The soil is clay, but I don't have a problem with bringing better soil and/or doing treatments.
So here is what I want to know, what are some pretty evergreen perennials which are fairly short (I would say 2 feet and lower) that I can use. Because of the length it would be ideal if it was a plant that I can easily grow from cuttings, or splitting, or even from seed. I think the ideal plant we would use for the whole driveway and every so often we would add some nice feature. For example on the driveway we saw that had ferns, they had some nice roses of sharon every so often, and other tropical plants, it looked great, but the ferns were the main thing and covered the entire driveway edge. I am not opposed to using some sort of succulent if evergreen, or some short bamboo (although I'm scared of it spreading wildly) or some sort of ornamental grass (but I would really prefer if I didn't have to cut it at the beginning of the spring).
Thank you.
Can you grow mondo grass in your zone? They are evergreen here but get brown edges in winter. You can mow it in the spring to keep them fresh looking. I divide mine every two or three years. My goal is to hold mulch in a sloped bed (and off of the driveway) and they are effective for that purpose and I like the way they frame the driveway.
I would consider ornamental grasses as the main plant species since it is full sun. There are some smaller ones such as Blue oat grass (Helictotrichon sempervirens) that might work. You could include some taller ones as an accent every 8 feet or so. You could also include a conifer or different type of plant as an accent. The full sun next to the driveway is going to require a tough plant.
Here is a link that might be useful: Plant groups
This post was edited by ja-gardener on Fri, Jan 18, 13 at 22:28
pkponder -I was looking at some of the mondo grasses, black mondo looked pretty interesting, and they do grow around here, I just have no idea how they do during the winter but I like the idea of just being able to mow over it in the spring.
ja-gardener - yes I am looking into ornamental grasses, but I'm just concerned about having to cut 700 feet worth of it in the spring, but like pkponder said, maybe I can just mow it.
ja-gardener brought up a good point about full sun that I totally missed in your original post. I have a shady yard. Mondo grass really burns in full sun. Liriope may work if you are looking for a monoculture and don't mind watering. I actually can envision the pretty border that ja-gardener suggested also. Most ornamental grasses are pretty drought tolerant.


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Well, I must say...
... I'm none too impressed with the Master Gardeners of the Lake County Extension Office. Usually I'm singing praises of them, or at least of the office in general, but after this past weekend...
As I said in another post, I attended a Master Gardener Plant Sale there this past weekend. And as I said, one of the plants I picked up, pretty much as an afterthought before heading to checkout, was a Blue Porterweed that was sitting in a collection of "Butterfly friendly" plants. Upon getting it home and reading up on this plant, I started to fear I might actually have the invasive porterweed rather than the native. And after reading up on all the differences and things to look for, it appears it is indeed the Category II invasive. It strikes me as odd and wrong that as big as UF is about avoiding invasive plants, one of their extension offices sells Cat II's. So I guess I will keep it potted instead of planting it in the landscape. On a hopeful side, they're supposed to be rather tender to freezing temps and are only 'recommended' for South Florida. So hopefully the winters will help cull any reseeds.
But along with this, of all the Master Gardeners on duty that day, only two were able to actually answer the questions I had. They had their Plant Clinic trailer set up, but each time I came to them with a plant asking for information or clarification on species, they would shrug, say "I don't know" and direct me to the Master Gardener who would help me with my questions. The other knowledgeable person wasn't actually a 'MG' but was the Ext. Office's Residential Horticulturalist. Both of these people were indeed very, very helpful. I just wish I could say the same about the other 'Master' Gardeners.
Luckily, I have been to the Ext. Office before this sale and I know how helpful they really can be. But if this had been my first time dealing with them... well... I think next time I attend one of their sales, I'm going to stick to ONLY the plants that I 90% sure about and avoid any impulse purchases.
Edit: Oh, and of the plants I picked up there: 1 Porterweed, 1 clump of Muhly grass (easily dividable into four clumps), 2 red Pentas (the tall variety that butterflies just can't seem to get enough of), a pot of pineapple sage and two Wild Coffees (which will also have to remain potted to protect them during cold winters).
This post was edited by Leekle2ManE on Tue, Oct 15, 13 at 21:56
Same thing happened to me early this year. I went to the County Extension sale and bought this plant on impulse - Jewels of Opar - a lovely plant, but after online researching found out it is very invasive. I still have it in a pot but keeping an eye on it. I bought that and a Turk's Cap only to support their effort. The staff on hand were very informative here also, so I guess we have to take the good with the bad.
There are two blue porterweeds: Stachytarpheta jamaicensis (The arguable native [Some think it might be naturalized from the Caribbean rather than actually native, but that's a debate for horticultural anthropologists]) and S. cayennensis (the chinese exotic). They are very similar to each other in appearance in most respects. Descriptions say that S. cayennensis has darker blooms, but from the pictures I've seen of both, they are only slightly darker. The one aspect that supposedly really sets the two apart is manner of growth. S. jamaicensis is a low growing sprawling plant getting only as high as 2-3 ft and S. cayennensis is an upright growing plant with a 'definitive trunk' that grows up to 3-5 ft. Since the one I have is already pushing over 3 ft in height and has a 'definitive trunk', it looks like I have the latter. There's also supposed to be a difference in the leaves, but I can't see it in the pictures I've viewed.
I didn't realize there were two porterweeds, so that is good info, thanks. The one I had was the low growing one, which was the native and it made seedlings everywhere. Since I am in south Fl, I don't often get a frost to kill off any seeds so everything reseeds for me, most times too much. I couldn't grow the muhly grass either because it seeded all over as well. I am sure glad I didn't have the invasive one, seeing what the native one did.
Not sure if potting it will keep it in check - the seeds seem to travel far from the plants. On the plus side, seedlings come up easily when pulled & are easy to recognize as well.
Speaking from experience here - I have some growing in a walled butterfly garden @ work, luckily the seeds don't seem to be able to travel beyond the walls, but I'm constantly pulling seedlings. A great butterfly magnet too.


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The Art Deco Imperial Hotel has lovely period artwork and its location is perfect for walking to major sites in Prague. Our room was sunny and comfortable and equipped with complimentary coffee & tea. The staff were friendly and helpful in providing information and directions. The hotel was clean and the Imperial Café served a delicious buffet breakfast. We had dinner in the Imperial Café and were pleased with the quality, selection and presentation of the food. An excellent choice for a hotel in Prague!
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2-1-43, op e-seva, Near Bhanugdi Junction, Pitapuram Road, Kakinada
"This was awesome hotel. This is one of the best hotel in Kakinada, very near to complex and..." More ›Avinash, Kakinada, Aug 21, 2014
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19-1-107, Kosurivari Street, Main Road, Kakinada
"One of the great hotels in Andhra Pradesh and one of the best residence three star hotel with the..." More ›Prasanth, Kakinada, 1 week ago
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Jawahar Street, Opposite Salipeta Fire Station, Kakinada
"In Kakinada one of the best hotel is Venky residency. It has good location and service. Rooms are..." More ›Ram, Bangalore, Sep 15, 2014
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"Hotel is mainly having good rooms and halls. Loving place for everyone so with its look and..." More ›Anu, Hyderabad, Nov 3, 2014
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38-1-6, Cinema Road, Opp. CBM School, Kakinada
"Hotel was damn good to stay at affordable prices. Room service guys were very courteous. If you..." More ›Dath, Chennai, 2 months ago
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20-6-5, Sithapathirao Street, Kakinada
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13-1-29, Main Road, East Godavari District,
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Subhash Road, Near Tirumala Cinema Theatre,
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"We had stayed on January 31st with my friends we had visited that place to attend a conference...." More ›Srikanth, Amalapuram, 2 months ago
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2-1-49, Srinagara, Bhanugudi Junction, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist
"Aishwarya Grand Hotel is a nice place to stay in Kakinada. Room services are very good,..." More ›Sathi, Kakinada, Sep 23, 2014
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Opp. Majestic Cinema, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
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Behind Padma Priya Complex, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
"It's a well satisfied hotel. Once again I want to stay in the same hotel. The supporting of hotel..." More ›Sri, Hyderabad, 3 weeks ago
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"Phitapuram is very near to Kakinada. This hotel was located just outside of the Kakinada railway..." More ›Dandu varma, May 9, 2014
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"This was my second visit at the hotel, stayed for two nights. The room on the second floor was..." More ›Venkata satish, Adilabad, Oct 29, 2014
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"Overall, experience of the hotel was very good, especially, the service. Location of the hotel is..." More ›Vikrant, Pune, 3 weeks ago
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"There were no difficulty in finding the hotel. The hotel is around 2 km from the railway station...." More ›Sandeep, Hyderabad, Aug 27, 2014
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" Reception OK. There is no restaurant attached to the hotel. Outside food served, not..." More ›Kalaga venkata, Apr 28, 2013
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Nagamallithota Junction, East Godavari Dist, kakinada
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Gold Market Centre, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
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"This is my experience in Sri Udipi durga Lodge is affordable lodge. The rooms are very clean and..." More ›Ravindranath, Hyderabad, May 5, 2014
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Mosque Street, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
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Near Police Complex, Bhanugudi, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
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Tilak Street, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
"Decent hotel ,It can match anybody's budget.I din't eat food ,so no idea about food and no..." More ›Gopala krishna, Visakhapatnam, Mar 8, 2012
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Opp. Kalpana Theatre, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
"Was not a pleasant stay. Food was not good and place was not as shown in the website." More ›Muneendra, Ahmedabad, Mar 6, 2013
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"I was in Kakinada for a holiday trip and one of my friend suggested this hotel, it was near to..." More ›Kongara, Kakinada, 4 weeks ago
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Opp: RTC Complex, Kakinada, East Godavari Dist.
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There are 3 Three Star Hotels in Kakinada and most popular 3 star hotels in Kakinada are Sri Venkateswara Lodge, Royal Park Hotel, Oak Tree Hotel.
Hotels in Kakinada by PriceThere are 32 Budget hotels in Kakinada which are priced below Rs. 2500. Tariff for hotels in Kakinada starts from 200. Cheap hotels in Kakinada may provide basic amenities like a private bedroom, colour TV, Telephone, AC, 24-hour front desk and housekeeping staff on call. These hotels are affordable and value for money.
Hotels near Main Attractions in KakinadaThe most popular attractions in Kakinada are Pithapuram, Adurru, Draksharamam, Shri Bhavanarayana Swamy Temple, Coringa Sanctuary and you can find 7 hotels near Pithapuram, 7 hotels near Adurru, 7 hotels near Shri Bhavanarayana Swamy Temple.
Hotels near Main Transportation PlacesThere are 2 railway stations in Kakinada which are Kakinada Town Junction railway station, Kakinada Port railway station. You can find 7 hotels near Kakinada Town Junction railway station, 7 hotels near Kakinada Port railway station.


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