Housing Committee

The AIA Colorado Housing Committee advocates for equitable, sustainable, and resilient housing across the state. As Colorado grows, the committee works with policymakers and industry partners to promote innovative, affordable solutions that balance community needs and environmental responsibility. Its efforts empower architects to help create livable, inclusive neighborhoods where all Coloradans can thrive.

Committee Roster

Craig Lawrence, AIA, Co-Chair
Tobias Strohe, AIA, Co-Chair
Kody Cronan, FAIA
Troy Fosler, AIA
Alan G. Gass, FAIA
John Glenn, AIA
Brian Golden, AIA
Yung Hong, AIA
Sean Jursnick, AIA
Terra Mazzeo, AIA
Quinlan McFadden, Assoc. AIA
David Milner, Assoc. AIA
Joede Schoeberlein, AIA
Joseph Vigil, AIA
Ruichen Xu, AIA

2026 Meeting Dates
Jan 22
Feb 26
Mar 26
Apr 23
May 28
Jun 25
Jul 23
Aug 27
Sep 24
Oct 22

News, Articles, Webinars, are Event Recaps

Housing Matters: Winning Ideas for Policy ImpactMay 14, 2026
On May 13, 2026, AIA Colorado’s Regional & Urban Design Knowledge Community gathered architects, planners, policymakers, and community members at OZ Architecture for Housing Matters: Winning Ideas for Policy Impact, an evening focused on one pressing question: What is the real impact of a design competition? Centered around the Denver Affordable Housing Challenge, the event showcased… Read more: Housing Matters: Winning Ideas for Policy Impact
How Architects Can Take Advantage of New Colorado Housing PoliciesFebruary 27, 2026
The session “How Architects Can Take Advantage of New Colorado Housing Policies” explored two groundbreaking legislative measures in Colorado: House Bill 25-1273: Residential Building Stair Modernization and House Bill 25- 1272: Construction Defects & Middle Market Housing. Led by AIA Nikolaus Remus, AIA, Sean Jursnick, AIA, and John Glenn, AIA, the session provided architects with actionable insights into adapting their… Read more: How Architects Can Take Advantage of New Colorado Housing Policies
An Update on the Marshall Fire Recovery EffortsMarch 10, 2023
Signs announcing “We’re Rebuilding” are posted in front of rows of empty lots, indicating that the bustling construction activity is a result of the 2021 Marshall Fire Disaster rather than typical subdivision construction. Some sites have handmade numbers proclaiming the address of the house that once stood there, while one lot had park benches and… Read more: An Update on the Marshall Fire Recovery Efforts