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Posts By: Kimberly Tuttle

Building Community Through AIAS’ Freedom by Design Program

Posted 3:36 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

This article was originally posted on the NCARB website. By volunteering for a Freedom by Design project, architecture students can gain real-world experience and give back to their community. No… Read more »

Park(ing) Day 2016 Houston, TX

Posted 7:10 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

Park(ing) Day was a project started back in 2005 by art and urban design group Rebar in San Francisco and has now become a huge event across the world. We,… Read more »

PARK[ing] Day – Georgia Tech

Posted 7:07 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

Atlanta, GA is a testament to the debunking of this notion that all urban centers are “concrete jungles.” Every year, the city takes this point to the next step with… Read more »

60th: Legacy – Suzanna Kelley, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C

Posted 8:30 am by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Membership, Uncategorized.

The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is celebrating the 60th anniversary of student excellence in leadership, service, and design. In honor of our 60th year, the AIAS is excited… Read more »

Five Tips for the Launch of ARE 5.0

Posted 1:37 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

By: Jared Zurn, AIA, NCARB – Director, Examination There’s a lot of buzz around the November 1 launch of the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®) 5.0. It is the biggest change… Read more »

Call for Candidates: Elections For the AIAS Board of Directors 2017-2018

Posted 1:12 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

This post serves as the official Call for Candidates for the 2016 AIAS elections cycle.   Participating in the elections cycle is an incredibly rewarding and fulfilling opportunity, and will provide… Read more »

#askanarchitect: Tyler Ashworth

Posted 8:56 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

Check out our new AIAS series #askanarchitect. It is a casual sit down conversation featuring AIAS Executive Director Nick Serfass and an architect who provides an inside look into practice…. Read more »

Inside Secrets of Candidacy and Serving on the AIAS Board of Directors

Posted 4:16 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

You’re invited! Because you’re reading this, you’ve either entertained the idea of running for a Board Position either as a Quad Director, Vice President, or President. Maybe you have a… Read more »

Chapter Profile: University of Bahrain

Posted 6:06 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

It all started in 2011 when a group of students had an idea of forming a voluntary group to work on extra curriculum activities and add valuable social experiences to… Read more »

Enter Our Archsgiving Competition with Fairway Market

Posted 3:43 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

Update: The deadline has been extended to December 11, 2016 by 11:59 pm ET. The AIAS and Fairway Market have partnered together to launch a fall “Archsgiving” competition. Just as… Read more »

Studio 101: Survival Kit

Posted 1:56 pm by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Uncategorized.

This story was originally published on aias.uncc.edu/news. Every fall we get a new batch of first-year architecture students. They enter the program with eager and anxious minds, ready to learn and… Read more »

60th: Legacy – Alex Ho, Associate AIA

Posted 8:30 am by Kimberly Tuttle & filed under Membership, Uncategorized.

The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is celebrating the 60th anniversary of student excellence in leadership, service, and design. In honor of our 60th year, the AIAS is excited… Read more »

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