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The PASS program, developed by MFMalinowski AIA, is in use by 11 cities and 3 counties in the Sacramento Valley, an area with a population of over 2.6 million people. Permit Streamlining creates benefits for the public in economic development and high performing buildings that conform to modern code, performance and design standards, business with money and time savings, government with more efficient operations, and architect and others involved in the building industry, with quicker response, less uncertainty, and greater consistency across the entire region. goodbye-delays-hello-permits.pdf

The Power of Nudges MFMalinowski President AIA California

A Recent AIA National article on the PASS permit streamlining program has gotten over 1500 readers in just a few days, evidence of the interest in more efficient and effective permit processes across the country. The PASS program development team, led by Michael F. Malinowski AIA, includes 11 cities and 3 counties in California’s Central Valley – a geographic are that touches over 2.5 million people. More: http://www.aia.org/practicing/AIAB108413 Michael F Malinowski is the president of the Streamline Institute, a 501c3 non profit promoting best practices for more efficient and effective regulatory processes.

New development for a small urban lot, split to create two new infill homes; about 2,000 sq.ft. each

The PASS Permit Streamlining Program developed by MFMalinowski AIA is in use in 11 Cities and 3 Counties in the Sacramento Region – spanning a population area of over 2.6 million people.

The PASS program – currently adopted by 14 regional City and County Jurisdictions in California’s Central Valley will be the subject of a presentation by PASS program leaders Michael F. Malinowski AIA and Gene Paolini, Roseville CBO

Applied Architecture design renderings for a two story transformation in Granite Bay. Exploring rendering possibilities with Vectorworks BIM modeling.

MFMalinowski 2016 AIACC President

Michael F. Malinowski AIA takes helm as President of the 11,000 member AIA California Council, the largest AIA component in the United States

Applied Architecture massing models for a contemporary new home that will be built using the Tri-D Concrete/Foam system. We are now using Vectorworks BIM software and we are very pleased with its ability to help us fine tune the design.

Modeling in 3D brings the new design to life for this transformation in Land Park

Wood Solution Fair presentation by MFMalinowski AIA Anaheim CA

Envisioning the transformation of an existing nook into a fashionable closet with the power of 3D digital modeling

Applied Architecture / Michael F. Malinowski AIA’s innovative artist colony created from a repurposed 100 year old historic warehouse and a blighted brownfield site selected as one of five finalists for the prestigious Urban Land Institute National Award

Applied Architecture / Michael F. Malinowski AIA’s groundbreaking artist colony project Warehouse Artist Lofts is selected Project of the Year by the Urban Land Institute

Warehouse Artist Loft . textures and colors

Julia Donoho, AIA, Esq. 2015 AIA National Strategic Council 2013-14 AIA National Board of Directors 2013-15 AIA California Council Regional Representative Architect and Attorney at Law EQUINOX Design and Development jdonohoAIA@legalconstructs.com (707) 849-4116

Applied Architecture / Michael F. Malinowski AIA ‘s Warehouse Artist Lofts will be open to the public as part of the AIA Central Valley Architectural Festival.

The WAL (Warehouse Artist Lofts) selected as 2015’s Best Project – Adaptive Reuse at the Business Journal’s Annual Event attended by hundreds of local leaders. Architect: Michael F. Malinowski AIA

Conceptual plans for a mixed use infill development in Healdsburg, CA

Getting to Yes: see you in Seattle in November Michael F. Malinowski AIA

So Proud to have nominated Laura Wood for AIACC Associate of the Year . and the AIACV wins as Chapter of the Year to boot! How cool is that!!! Both awards will be presented at the same event where I am installed as AIACC President for 2016 . all in all a time for: woot! woot!