UPDATE: How the statewide stay-at-home order affects architects
3-27-20 update
On Wednesday, March 25, Governor Polis issued a statewide stay-at-home order in effect through April 11. Please note […]
How stay-at-home orders affect architects
On Monday, March 23, the City and County of Denver, the City of Boulder and Pitkin County all released […]
What is the AIA Colorado Architectural Advocacy Network?
By Erin Braunstein, AIA, senior architect at Davis Partnership Architects and Architectural Advocacy Network Chair
AIA Colorado’s Architectural Advocacy Network (AAN) is beginning […]
Legislative Update February 18, 2020
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA, Advocacy Engagement Director at AIA Colorado
We are no officially one-third of the way through the […]
Government Affairs Committee & Legislative Subcommittee
The 2020 Colorado legislative session began on Wednesday, January 8 and will run through May 6. During the session, […]
2019 SLGN Conference Report
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA, AIA Colorado Government Affairs Manager
I recently attended the annual AIA State and Local Government Conference […]
2019 Legislative Session Report
Session Overview
Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve made it through another annual Colorado legislative session! AIA Colorado has identified 44 bills […]
AIA Colorado Testifies in Support of Two Bills
AIA Colorado testimony for HB19-1292 Colorado Resiliency
On behalf of our 2,400 members, AIA Colorado supports HB19-1292 to fund […]
Legislative Update: January 2019
So, what does it look like for architects so far? In a word, quiet.
This isn’t that surprising, given that […]
Meet AIA Colorado’s Lobbyist, Jerry Johnson
What is your background? How did you become a lobbyist?
I came out of the higher education community. As a Vice-President […]