The SEED Awards have highlighted public interest design projects that address critical community issues at a social, economic, and environmental scale since 2011. This year, in collaboration with NOMA and… Read more »
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The SEED Awards have highlighted public interest design projects that address critical community issues at a social, economic, and environmental scale since 2011. This year, in collaboration with NOMA and… Read more »
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The third Coffee with the Council was a blast! This year’s video call meeting brought together domestic and international AIAS members and ambassadors for an opportunity to check in on… Read more »
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If you missed out on the FORUM: Palimpsest early bird deadline – we have amazing news for you! The Midwest Quad Conference Planning Team is proud to announce the launch of the 2020 FORUM Scholarship Application! We were so empowered… Read more »
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As a student organization looking to the future, the AIAS emphasizes the need for sustainability and resiliency to be at the forefront of design moving forward. Charged with the need… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Advocacy.
As an AIAS 2020-2021 Advocate, I look forward to specifically using this platform to bring national attention to the topics of equity, diversity, and inclusion. As architecture students and practitioners… Read more »
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You’re invited! Join the 2020-2021 Council of Global Representatives for the first Coffee with the Council of the year! The Council of Global Representatives is responsible for assisting the AIAS… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Advocacy.
I’m sure we are all aware of what privilege is. Given all the events that have occurred this year, it has become most evident of the disparities marginalized groups face…. Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Council of Presidents.
Thinking of running for a position on the AIAS National Board of Directors? Join us for a Town Hall to discuss the basics of the elections process for candidates! We’ll go… Read more »
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By now you may have heard about the call for the 2021 AIA COTE Top Ten for Students Competition. This is an ACSA and AIA COTE collaboration (since 2013). We hope that some of you… Read more »
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You are invited to join the AIAS and the Young Architects Forum for a new virtual collaboration, Practice Innovation Chaos Sessions! This initiative will be a series of four 1-hour… Read more »
Posted by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Council of Presidents, FORUM.
The AIAS officially announces an open Call for Resolutions to the AIAS Council of Presidents! This call allows for chapter leaders to submit proposals for official revisions to the AIAS… Read more »
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Join 30 talented and conscientious Architecture students from around the world to learn about African architecture, social justice and work with South African communities, addressing the effects of apartheid architecture… Read more »
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