Every year passionate and dedicated students of architecture gather in four regions across the United States. This year Woodbury University had the pleasure to host the West Quad Conference of the American Institute of Architecture Students in Los Angeles. The West Quad consists of ten of the most western states with over thirty schools, seventeen… Read more »
‘I Want to Work In’ is sponsored by PPI (Professional Publications, Inc.). Located in Belmont, California, PPI is the leader in exam preparation review materials and publisher of the ARE 5 Review Manual by David Kent Ballast, FAIA, NCIDQ. They are the Preferred ARE Prep Provider of the AIAS, and their mission is simple: they want you to… Read more »
Did you know that the Student Pass for AIA Conference on Architecture is only $25? The Student Pass includes access to the keynote events, all educational seminars, Pro Series & ArchiTalks, Architecture Expo, expo credit sessions, and you also have the option to purchase tickets for additional events, tours, and workshops. A’18 is perfect for AIAS… Read more »
We, The American University in Dubai AIAS Chapter, had the privilege of hosting The first International AIAS Conference in Dubai. Around 80 students came to the university to attend the conference, representing 9 schools from all around the world. A few national visitors made an appearance, including AIAS National President, Keshika De Saram, and AIAS… Read more »
Over the past 50+ episodes we have had the opportunity to interview some amazing architects! Here is a compilation of the architects that are educators Feel free to go back and check out there individual episodes! Lynne Dearborn AIA, NCARB – Ep. 7 Patricia Andrasik, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, NCARB – Ep. 47 Ivan Chow,… Read more »
Diego Corona is currently a fourth-year student at California Baptist University. He joined Cal Baptist’s AIAS Chapter in its inaugural year and served as a Class Representative for two years before transitioning into Chapter Vice President and now current Chapter President. As Chapter President, Diego has worked with his board to restructure the way his… Read more »
Through a partnership with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), the AIAS is able to grant over $9,000 this spring to seven different schools to implement their community-based design projects. The grants are being offered as part of the partnership through the Freedom by Design (FBD) program. Additional funding will be granted this… Read more »
Download Press Release Washington, DC – April 11, 2018 The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is proud to announce a new partnership with the National Architectural Accreditation Board (NAAB). The NAAB accredits professional degrees in architecture. As part of the NAAB Conditions for Accreditation, architectural programs around the country must demonstrate that they provide… Read more »
Welcome to Season 2 of the #AskAnArchitect show! We bring you another great episode from our student creators! Episode 54 we have Danei Cesario, AIA, NCARB, who is an associate at Array Architects in New York, NY. She is joined by Jack Tintle who is an architectural designer at Array Architects in Washington DC.
Graduating soon? How do you plan to advocate and connect with the profession after AIAS? Have you considered joining the American Institute of Architects? If you responded yes to the last question, then NOW is the time to join. The AIA has more benefits than ever before for young professionals and if you join or… Read more »
It’s that time of year again! You have two months left to create your savvy business idea and pitch it to us! Elevate Your Pitch, sponsored by Schindler Elevator Corporation, is running until June 1, 2018, and presents members with a unique opportunity to pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges for a chance to… Read more »
Register now, Early Bird pricing ends June 1, 2018! AIAS Grassroots 2018 We are so excited to see you this summer at the annual AIAS Grassroots Leadership Conference! Held July 19-22 here in Washington, D.C., Grassroots has been preparing future leaders in architecture for over 30 years. This year, the theme is #SuccessSeekers. If you… Read more »
