Don’t Miss A’18Get ready for three immersive days of what’s new and now in architecture and design, hosted in one of the most iconic cities in the world. At A’18, some of the most creative architects, designers, and firms will share how they’re creating their own blueprint and making a difference in cities of every size all over the world. Register today by clicking here.
AIA’s annual leadership event reinforced one message for architects who want to exert influence: Find a seat at the local table.
Last month AIA Akron representatives attended AIA’s Grassroots Conference held in San Diego, California. Board President-Elect Peter Marks, Past President Eric Pros, AIA
and Executive Director, Jillian Tipton represented the chapters elected leadership.
AIA’s annual leadership event featured three days of inspiration and insight from mayors, developers, and urban planners, all of whom discussed expanding roles for architects in the reinvigoration of cities and community growth. The consensus: Start local. Find your niche, build your confidence, reinforce your value, and additional opportunities will emerge.
The Grassroots conference is held every year to share knowledge, experiences and challenges for chapter leaders and component officers. If you would like to learn more about Grassroots 2018 and the sessions AIA Akron attended, reach out to Jillian Tipton at jtipton@AIAAkron.org
A.R.E. 5.0 Study Session: Practice & Project Management, hosted by AIA Akron
AIA & CSI Lunch & Learn (April 25, 2018)
Call for PresentationsThe Deadline to Submit a Proposal is Friday, April 13, 2018!
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The AIA Ohio Convention, planned for October 4-6, 2018, will bring together more than 250 architects and allied professionals from across Ohio for three days of programs and activities. The vibrant city of Toledo will be our host, and it is easily accessible to architects from throughout the region.
The Programming Sub-Committee of the AIA Ohio Convention Committee is interested in providing a wide range of programs that will appeal to needs of all of the convention attendees. It is the committee’s intention that programs submitted will address the needs of a broad representation of the Institute’s membership and allied professionals. Presenters are asked and encouraged to provide programs that address at least one of the conference tracks. Those programs deemed to address the needs of the widest range of participants will be given the highest consideration.
Thematic Tracks and Example Topics
TRACK 1: CAUSE
Technical seminars – Topics include Design, Professional Education, Calls to Action, Planning Tools
Practice Focus or Professional Interest – Topics include Ethics, Community, Education, Civic
TRACK 2: AFFECT
Action/Influence/Change/Alter – How we bring change to our communities, environment, profession, etc.
TRACK 3: EFFECT
Results/Outcome – The results of our work; Studying completed projects; Learning from our successes/failures; Our impact on the built environment
While we encourage presentations applicable to one of these focus areas, the Convention Program Committee will review and consider alternate program submittals related to the conference theme. All programs should endeavour to obtain health, safety and welfare (HSW) credits as defined by the American Institute of Architects, as they will be given preference over programs that do not qualify for HSW. The committee is also interested in programs that would be eligible for GBCI requirements.
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17 S. High St. Ste. 200 | Columbus, OH 43215
PH: 614-228-0338 | Fax: 614-221-1989
www.aiaohio.org | aiaohio@
The AIA Ohio Design Awards Program promotes those projects that have distinguished themselves, through attention to high quality design, performance, and commitment to AIA’s 10 principles of livable communities. These awards recognize some of the best of Ohio Architecture.
MORE INFORMATION
Deadline: July 2, 2018
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If you have questions, contact:
Kate Brunswick, CAE, Hon. AIA,
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REGISTRATION EXTENDED until noon on April 4th (today)!
American Institute of Architects Mentorship Program
Registration extended until noon on April 4th (that’s today)!
AIA & CSI Lunch & Learn (April 11, 2018)
Call for Presentations|
The AIA Ohio Convention, planned for October 4-6, 2018, will bring together more than 250 architects and allied professionals from across Ohio for three days of programs and activities. The vibrant city of Toledo will be our host, and it is easily accessible to architects from throughout the region.
The Programming Sub-Committee of the AIA Ohio Convention Committee is interested in providing a wide range of programs that will appeal to needs of all of the convention attendees. It is the committee’s intention that programs submitted will address the needs of a broad representation of the Institute’s membership and allied professionals. Presenters are asked and encouraged to provide programs that address at least one of the conference tracks. Those programs deemed to address the needs of the widest range of participants will be given the highest consideration.
Thematic Tracks and Example Topics
TRACK 1: CAUSE
Technical seminars – Topics include Design, Professional Education, Calls to Action, Planning Tools
Practice Focus or Professional Interest – Topics include Ethics, Community, Education, Civic
TRACK 2: AFFECT
Action/Influence/Change/Alter – How we bring change to our communities, environment, profession, etc.
TRACK 3: EFFECT
Results/Outcome – The results of our work; Studying completed projects; Learning from our successes/failures; Our impact on the built environment
While we encourage presentations applicable to one of these focus areas, the Convention Program Committee will review and consider alternate program submittals related to the conference theme. All programs should endeavour to obtain health, safety and welfare (HSW) credits as defined by the American Institute of Architects, as they will be given preference over programs that do not qualify for HSW. The committee is also interested in programs that would be eligible for GBCI requirements.
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AIA Conference on Architecture 2018 | June 21-23 | New York City
It’s our biggest party, and it’s going to sell out.
AIA Conference on Architecture 2018 [June 21-23] |
Architecture Expo [June 21-22, 10am-6pm]
