Designing Shelters Before Disaster Strikes
IDEAS Competition award recipients discovered how to use sustainable, pre-fabricated building technology to humanize disaster efforts.
Today’s economic realities have fostered a new appreciation for something not so new: the advantages of dense, urban neighborhoods supported by efficient and sustainable public transit. Cities across the country have taken notice and with the help of the Federal stimulus are investing more than a billion dollars in light rail, street cars, and bus lines.
Learn MoreMore than 60% of firms anticipate being able to collect nearly all current outstanding receivables
IDEAS Competition award recipients discovered how to use sustainable, pre-fabricated building technology to humanize disaster efforts.
The new Buffalo Green Code started with an AIA component grassroots campaign that emphasized the importance of good design.
For the second year in a row, the AIA is maximizing its convention resources and information by offering Webcasts of select convention sessions and keynotes on demand. More than 30 Webcasts are available for you to view on demand, from the convenience of your computer. You can even earn learning units from many of the sessions, including the new sustainable design requirement.
Learn MoreThe annual top summit of global development of green economy will host a series of premier events.
Join your fellow AIA Connecticut members in a tour of the Storm King Art Center, an open air museum that has extended the concept of a sculpture garden to become a "sculpture landscape."
Save the date for the AIA/ABC Conference in Point Clear, Alabama!
The American Institute of Architects today called on Congress to address the persistent lack of credit that has exacerbated the economic crisis and disproportionately affected the design and construction industry.
Learn MoreThere was a negligible increase in the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) last month.
Nonresidential construction spending is expected to decrease by more than 20 percent in 2010.
Categories include Architecture in the Public Interest, Small Project Objects and Small Project Structures.
The AIA’s Housing and Custom Residential Knowledge Community and HUD have come together once again to honor dwellings that create connections to the surrounding community, were designed with neighborhood input, and are accessible and affordable to all. This year’s recipients are a range of traditional and contemporary designs that all illustrate how design matters in the simple ways that people relate to their community, their home, and each other.
Learn MoreThe Gold Medal is the highest honor that the American Institute of Architects can bestow on an individual.
The Institute Honor Awards for Regional and Urban Design recognizes distinguished achievements that involve the expanding role of the architect in urban design, city planning, and community development.
The AIA Honorary Fellowship program was developed as the international counterpart to the Fellowship program.
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Value: The Difference - AIA Diversity and Inclusion Toolkit for Firms
Designed to be a springboard for incorporating diversity and inclusion into the practice of architecture.
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Design for the New Decade
View Webcasts from select convention sessions and keynotes at your convenience.
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Navigating the Economy
Get the tools and tactics you need to plot your course through tough economic times.
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Learn about the 2010 AIA New Hampshire Integrated Design/Integrated Development winners, recognizing the finest architecture, landscape architecture, planning or historic preservation projects.
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