Come celebrate the end of a successful year of architecture school with your peers at Boston-area architecture schools! This Beaux Arts Ball is the second-annual Beaux Arts Ball, happening on April 1 from 7:30 to 10:30 PM EST in Seaport in Boston.
The Galvanize Your Campus: Core Webinar introduces students to the basics of hot-dip galvanized steel. For more than 100 years, hot-dip galvanizing has been a mainstay of North American industry. Used in various applications in some of the harshest environments, hot-dip galvanizing combats corrosion throughout the world. Though corrosion resistance is inherent any time galvanizing is used, more specifiers select hot-dip galvanizing now for other reasons including lowest initial and life-cycle cost, durability, longevity, versatility, sustainability, and aesthetics. This course will examine the hot-dip galvanizing process as well as other zinc coatings, and detail the intrinsic benefits galvanizing provides.
The Finance Committee will be hosting the third Council of Treasurers meeting on April 17th at 12pm ET. Hear from your fellow treasurers, meet the committee, and let's chat about chapter finance! FINANCE COMMITTEE Chair: Nicole Bass, AIAS, NOMA, Assoc. AIA | 2022-2023 AIAS Vice President Board Liaison: Ethan Sandburg, AIAS | 2022-2023 AIAS Midwest... Read more »
Join President Cooper Moore and Vice President Nicole Bass on Tuesday April 18th for the National Town Hall! Show up with comments, questions, and concerns regarding the state of the AIAS.
Join us on Wednesday, April 19 to talk with Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest (NAVFAC NW) about who they are and the types federal architecture work they do. During the session, there will be a panel discussion to hear the experiences from federal architects and designers!
AIA Seattle is hosting their 2023 (Virtual) Climate Summit: Decarbonization for Health Equity & Community Resilience online May 8-9 (9am-2pm PT both days), and we hope you’ll join us! Through examining 1) air quality and the right to positive health outcomes; 2) adaptive reuse strategies, the circular economy, and electrification; and 3) case studies demonstrating what “good” looks like through responsible building in projects and practice, this year’s thought leadership summit will take a systems-approach to explore high-impact decarbonization strategies that nurture our communities and ecosystems.
The first U.S. conference on Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) in Crisis Contexts is planned with Howard University's Department of Architecture and will be hosted at Howard University in Washington D.C., USA on June 5th and 6th (9am - 1pm ET). The conference will bring together academia, donor organizations, the private sector, the United Nations... Read more »
Join President Cooper Moore and Vice President Nicole Bass on Tuesday, June 20th for the National Town Hall! Show up with comments, questions, and concerns regarding the state of the AIAS.
Join us for an informational call where we will discuss programming requirements, things you need to keep in mind, and any other important information you may need in order to host a successful Quad Conference in 2024.
Join us in DC July 20 - July 23 for AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference 2023: UN | REST.
Attend Chicago Build Expo (Oct 11-12, McCormick Place), the largest construction & design show in the Midwest supported by the Governor of Illinois and Lori Lightfoot.
The show features 25,000+ AEC and real estate professionals, 400+ high-profile speakers across 12 conference tracks and AIA CES approved workshops, 250+ exhibitors, Architects Hub, multiple business networking opportunities and the Midwest’s biggest Festival of Construction with entertainment and live music.
This two-day symposium will delve into emerging trends, theories, and technologies that are shaping the future of regional and urban design. Convening in Washington, DC, the symposium’s first day will expand on this ambition and explore the following themes through various fast-paced presentations and panel discussions. The conversation will continue the symposium’s second day through a series of on-site project tours and workshops throughout the Washington DC region.
