Career and the profession

Architectural Engagement

AIA Wisconsin leaders from across the state focused on ideas for encouraging member engagement at this year’s planning retreat.

Career and the profession

AIA State Government Network in Madison

AIA Wisconsin hosted the 28th annual AIA State Government Network meeting in Madison.

Building science and technology

Key to Successful Building Projects

Selecting your architect is a critical first step to a successful school building project. AIA Wisconsin assists school boards establish a QBS process.

Career and the profession

Welcome to Madison

AIA Wisconsin welcomes AIA SGN to Madtown. The staff got together to list some of their favorite downtown eateries, activities and must-sees . . .

Design and health

2018 AIA Wisconsin Design Awards Announced

Nine building projects have been recognized for excellence in architectural design by the 2018 Design Awards program of AIA Wisconsin

Career and the profession

Architect Mentor Program

The AIA Wisconsin Architect Mentor Program (AMP) is a leadership program focused on enhancing the value of individual professional growth and development

Initiative

WAF Research Grant Initiative

An initiative to support architectural investigation . . .

Handbook

Qualifications-Based Selection

AIAW assists public owners establish a qualifications-based selection (QBS) process to find the most qualified architect for their building project

Allied Membership: AIA Wisconsin

Allied membership is a way for industry partners to increase participation in AIA Wisconsin.

Initiative

WAF Out-of-State Study Scholarship

WAF scholarships to outstanding Wisconsin students who are pursuing architectural studies out-of-state at a NAAB-accredited School of Architecture

Issue Brief

Wisconsin Advocacy

Advocating for the profession of architecture is a focus of AIA Wisconsin.

How To

ARE Lending Library

AIA Wisconsin has established a lending library of Architect Registration Examination (ARE) study materials for Associate members . . .