In engaging the community, Architecture for Humanity extracts needs, concerns, and dreams, to create a beautiful yet tangible solution that is loved by the users and the community at large. ...

Carol Highsmith, the photographer for the America’s Favorite Architecture exhibit, is touring California in the months of May and June and has asked for help in identifying less obvious but ...

California members Haley Gipe, Associate AIA and Stuart Magruder, AIA, are recipients of National AIA awards for their contributions to the architectural profession as emerging professionals. Haley was honored with ...

The healthcare industry is in crisis right now, and not just because of spiraling costs. Despite the Hippocratic principle to “first, do no harm,” an enormous amount of harm occurs ...

On December 9, the AIA Board of Directors voted to modify the AIA’s calendar year continuing education requirement. Per year, AIA members will be required to complete 12 hours of ...

As we enter 2012 with renewed optimism and focus, the AIA California Council is putting significant resources into helping the profession communicate, collaborate and learn from one another. Expanding communications ...

AIA St. Louis presents the 2012 AIA Photography Competition for actively registered architects, AIA members and AIAS members. The entry deadline is March 1, 2012. The rules and regulations and ...

As a member of the AIA, you receive benefits at the local, state, and national levels. It is probably easy for you to quantify what you received from your local ...

In an organization where “design” is paramount, leading the group which recognizes the very best can be a challenging undertaking. 2011 Design Awards Program Chair, Edmond Ong, FAIA, stepped forward ...

The AIACC is pleased to announce that Chester A. Widom, FAIA, has been appointed by Governor Brown to the position of California State Architect. Chet’s experience spans nearly fifty years ...