What is The Capitol Forum?
An Investment in the Architectural Profession
There are varying levels of participation in the AIACC’s advocacy program. Some AIA members feel their dues investment is enough, others, such as you, are taking a proactive position in support of the Council’s advocacy effort. Your significant and sustained financial commitment to the Capitol Forum is enabling the AIACC to dramatically change its advocacy program. These resources will be used to will take a leading role in defining practice related issues and build a proactive legislative and regulatory agenda. We look forward to working with you as we begin to take action on issues that affect your practice and prosperity.
What are the Goals of the Capitol Forum?
- To advance a proactive, sustained, influential presence throughout Sacramento instead of reactively “throwing money” at issues that threaten our profession.
- To support state officials and candidates who understand the importance of our profession and its impact on business and the state’s economy.
- To conduct research, in-depth studies and analysis of issues that affect you, your practice and clients on a daily basis.
What has the Capitol Forum done?
- The Complex and Multi-FAceted Nature of School Contructions Costs: Factors Affecting California
- CEQA
- The Green Movement in the Building Industry
- Insurance for Residential Multi-family/Condo Projects
- Accessibility Codes and the California Architect
How Does the Capitol Forum Work?
By joining the Capitol Forum, you have the opportunity to work with your colleagues in establishing your profession’s legislative and regulatory agendas in Sacramento. Your support will also help fund new strategic partnerships with collateral organizations, as we conduct in-depth studies and analysis of issues that affect you, your practice and clients on a daily basis.
Who are the Members of the Capitol Forum?
Practice Area – K-12
Adrian Gaus Architects
Herta Gaus, AIA
BFGC Architects
David Cartnal, FAIA
Dougherty + Dougherty
Brian Dougherty, FAIA
Flewelling & Moody
Scott Gaudineer, AIA
Harley Ellis Devereaux
John Dale, FAIA
HMC Architects San Jose
Lee Salin, AIA
Stafford, King, Wiese
Brian Wiese, AIA
WLC Architects
Mark Graham, AIA
WWCOT
Chet Widom, FAIA
Practice Area – Healthcare
Anshen + Allen
Zigmund Rubel, AIA
Aspen Street Architects
David Hitchcock, AIA
HMC Architects Ontario
Bob Kain, AIA
Practice Area – Housing/Multi-Family
Heller Manus
Clark Manus, FAIA
SB Architects
Steinberg Architects
Rob Steinberg, FAIA
Danielian Associates
Art Danielian, FAIA
DMJM H+N Architects
Michael Mann, FAIA R&D/Office
Practice Area – University / Higher Ed
EHDD
Chuck Davis, FAIA
Practice AreaRetail/Mixed Use
Gensler / SF
Dan Winey, AIA
Practice Area – Govt. / Public Sector
HOK
Ed McCrary, FAIA
Tucker Sadler
Art Castro
Practice Area – Hospitality
Hornberger + Worstell
Mark Hornberger, FAIA
