Elections are over. Where does that leave the design and construction industry?
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA, Government Affairs Manager at AIA Colorado
* See full version in the November 21 edition of […]
2018 Voters Guide for Architects: Ballot Propositions and Constitutional Amendments
This second installment of our 2018 voter’s guide will discuss statewide ballot initiatives requiring voter approval. AIA Colorado is […]
2018 Voters Guide: Elections & Key Races
As the election day rapidly approach, now’s the time to get smart on what to expect when you look […]
AIA Colorado Looks at Blueprint Denver
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA and Ignacio Correa-Ortiz, AIA
Have you ever requested a rezoning for a project because the current […]
Tips for finding the right civic engagement opportunity
Architects engage with our communities every day through the work we do. Clients, contractors, building occupants, local governments, and […]
AIA State Government Network Annual Conference report
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA; AIA Colorado
This month I had the opportunity, along with volunteer Brandon Gossard, Assoc. AIA from […]
2018 Legislative Session Report
By Nikolaus Remus, AIA Government Affairs Manager for AIA Colorado
Since January, we have been hard at work advocating on […]
2018 Legislative Session Update
Our Government Affairs Committee and Legislative Subcommittee are hard at work reviewing new bills proposed during the 2018 legislative […]
How Are Laws Passed in Colorado? A Primer for Architects
As you know, advocating on behalf of architects is an important part of our work at AIA Colorado. You […]