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 […]
Is Now (Finally) the Time for Architects to Phone it In?
By Lauren Dundon, AIA, Associate at Semple Brown and Editorial Committee Member
Telecommuting—depending on who’s reporting—is either the death of collaboration, or […]
Selling Out or Selling Up?
By Lauren Dundon, AIA, Associate at Semple Brown and Editorial Committee Member
Are you a buyout veteran yet? If the trend toward […]
Office Culture and Millennials
By Drew Allen, AIA, project architect at Perkins + Will and chair of the AIA Colorado Member Voice Committee
What […]
Upgrading Your Cyber Liability
By USI Insurance Services
This material is provided for informational purposes only. Before taking any action that could have legal […]
A Recap of Spring at AIA Colorado
By Zachary Taylor, AIA; 2019 AIA Colorado Board President
I joined the AIA Colorado board because I believe you get […]
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 […]
Love It or Hate It – At Least We Are Talking
By Rachael Johnson, AIA, 2019 AIA Colorado Member Voice Committee
As an architect I am often asked by non-architects, staring […]
What do I do now? The Business Side of Architecture
By Dan Ritter, AIA, LEED AP, Associate at HORD COPLAN MACHT and member of the 2019 AIA Colorado Business of Architecture Planning Committee
I have the […]
Expanding Architects’ EDI Toolkit; A Primer on Intersectionality
By Beth R. Mosenthal, AIA, LEED AP BD+C and member of the AIA Colorado Member Voice Committee
As the architectural profession […]