Recap: Civic Activism and the Greater Good
By JP Arnold
Here are the questions that might be asked by community members… “Who made that building project decision?” […]
Promoting Equality, Growth, and Opportunity: Lessons Learned from the Firm of the Year
By Sarah Broughton, AIA
It’s been nine months since the call from AIA Colorado came letting us know that our […]
Becoming a Citizen Architect: Through the Member’s Lens of Testifying to the Colorado State Legislature
Last month, six Colorado architects testified to the Colorado House Business Affairs and Labor Committee. They spoke in support […]
2021 Town Hall Recap
In 2020, AIA Colorado introduced a new slate of imperatives: environmental stewardship; justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (J.E.D.I.); and […]
Remote Work Webinar: Takeaways of Benefits and Challenges
By JP Arnold
Seismic change necessitates innovation. This pandemic has been a forcing function for architects and the American workforce […]
2021 Travel Scholarship Recipients
Each year, the Architectural Education Foundation offers a variety of travel scholarships, intended to broaden architectural horizons. These awards […]
Together We Stand: A Letter from the AIA Colorado President
Members of the Architecture Community:
Yet again, we feel the urgent need to come together. In the face of violence […]
AIA Colorado’s Bill to Streamline Continuing Education Moves to House Vote
By Alexander Martin, Assoc. AIA
Newly proposed legislation aims to ease continuing education reporting requirements for Colorado architects.
Architects who have […]
The Fellowship Journey—by the Numbers
By JP Arnold
The AIA College of Fellows recognizes excellence in architecture and contributions to our society. Only two percent […]