George Miller Brings the AIA Presidency Back to New York

‘Tis a good week for New York City this week (and not just because the two of us are here right now). It’s been announced that, for the first time in more than thirty years, there will be a New York-based president of the American Institute of Architects. And that person is George H. Miller, who will hold his current title of vice-president for another two years, then assume the presidency in 2010. He’s the first NY-based president since 1971, back when Max Urbahn was in the role.