Licensure in the Time of Coronavirus
By Avik Guha, AIA, Project Manager at Roth Sheppard Architects and Jered Minter, AIA, Campus Architect at the University of […]
Meet Kaylyn Kirby, Associate AIA: Associate Director on the AIA Colorado Board
*Originally posted January 21, 2019. Kirby is now a licensed architect and serves as the 2020 Secretary.
Kaylyn Kirby, Associate […]
AIA Emerging Professionals Boot Camp
By Connor Janzen, Associate AIA; RS&H
As designers begin their careers, it can be difficult to fully understand the breadth […]
Why an Emerging Professionals Boot Camp?
By Sheva Willoughby, AIA; RTA Architects
The Emerging Professionals Bootcamp was initially conceived out of conversations and feedback around the […]
How growth is impacting Colorado’s neighbors
The 2018 AIA Colorado Practice + Design Conference (P+DC) theme is “A State of Growth” and is focused on […]
Three tips for passing the ARE
By Meg Shubert Allen, AIA; Stantec
Three years ago at this time, I was enjoying the last bit of summer […]
Recap: A’18 through the eyes of an AIA Colorado member
By Avik Guha, AIA, Roth Sheppard Architects
The A’18 Conference in New York City comes at a remarkable time of […]
Reflecting on the Group Mentorship Program
By Wells Squier, AIA, Principal at Anderson Hallas Architects and Denver Director on the AIA Colorado Board of Directors
One of the […]
Being a new mom in architecture
By Leanna De La Torre, AIA and architect at Humphries Poli Architects
The transition to motherhood was an uncertain one. […]
Thinking about Licensure? So is the NCARB Think Tank
By Avik Guha, AIA, NCARB and architect at Roth Sheppard Architects
Each year, the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards […]