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 […]
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 […]
Architects as Advocates: Get Involved
By Drew Allen, AIA | Project Architect, AECOM | Chair, Editorial Committee
Advocacy is often seen as something that other […]
AIA Colorado 2020 Ballot Guide
Overview
Welcome to the AIA Colorado 2020 Ballot Guide, providing a brief overview of the entire statewide ballot with a […]
How to Research a Candidate
By Amy Dery, AIA, Project Coordinator, 2WR + Partners | Member of the AIA Colorado Architecture Advocates Network
Have you […]
Equity in Architecture: A Frank Conversation with Annicia Streete
By Amy Dvorak, Assoc. AIA | AIA Colorado Communications Director | Co-Chair, Equity, Diversity & Inclusiveness Committee
Annicia Streete is […]
What’s Next? Turning Passion Into Action
Seven Ways to Continue Momentum on Equity through Politics and Community Engagement
By Drew Allen, AIA | Project Architect, AECOM […]
The statewide COVID-19 “stay at home” order becomes “safer at home”
Governor Polis has issued a new safer-at-home executive order (summary and direct link here) effective April 27th. The most […]
AIA Colorado submits comments to DORA AES Board’s draft rules
The State Board of Licensure for Architects, Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors is updating the rules for these […]
Updates from the Government Affairs Committee and the State and Local Government Network
By Brandon Gossard, AIA, associate at Anderson Hallas Architects, Government Affairs Committee Chair and State and Local Government Network […]