Dear AIA Members,
We invite you to submit a proposal to be part of our 2024 Spring Conference!
This coming year the theme will be:
Decarbonizing Construction: From Material Production to Preservative Adaptive Reuse.
AIA International Conference 2024 in Hong Kong - Save the Dates!
RIBA Sri Lanka Conference - Architecture: A Lasting Impact
AIA International was a co-sponsor for the "Architecture: A Lasting Impact" conference in Sri Lanka on August 5-6, 2023. The event was organized by the RIBA Members: Sri Lanka, headed by Nela de Zoysa, Hon. FAIA. Nela de Zoysa is AIA International's Country Representative to Sri Lanka and formerly served on the AIA Strategic Council.
AIA Canada Society Update - December 2023
AIA Continental Europe Update - December 2023
AIA Hong Kong Update - December 2023
AIA Middle East Update - December 2023
AIA Shanghai Update - December 2023
As the Chapter is in the process of applying for NGO status, we have not been able to organize any events under the AIA Shanghai name. Therefore, we have acted as a supporting partner for events hosted by an aligned organisation. Over the summer and autumn months, we have been involved with a variety of events including..
AIA UK Update - December 2023
The AIA UK chapter’s calendar is reliably busy, with a variety of events held in person and online. You can learn more about our different activities in our latest Chapter Newsletter.
Here are just some of the exciting events which took place this autumn…
The Many Benefits of Mentoring
2023 CULTURE MONTH KOREA - 1004 ISLANDS, SOURING THROUGH ART
Conference Report - Tokyo and Osaka Architecture Walk | July 23, 2023
Conference Report - Tokyo and Osaka Architecture Walk | July 21, 2023
Conference Report - City Regeneration Through Design | July 20 - 21, 2023
Conference Report - City Regeneration Through Design | July 20, 2023
A multifaceted event organized by AIA International this July celebrated Japan’s leading role in architectural and urban renewal, and international collaboration. The five days in central Tokyo and Osaka treated attendees and delegates from AIA and ASSC (Architectural Society of Shanghai China) to talks by esteemed guest speakers and a landmark signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the two associations. In addition, a variety of guided walking tours showcased Tokyo and Osaka.
Meet the jury - part #3
The AIA International Design Awards recognize best practices, innovative thinking, and design excellence of AIA members’ projects worldwide. Entries will be judged on how successfully the design addresses individual project program requirements, the successful integration of the solution within its context, and its worthiness for an award in design excellence. Every year has featured a specially assembled jury of three internationally renowned architects and designers to preside over the awards.
Meet the jury - part #2
AIA International is the broadest geographical component of the American Institute of Architects. The AIA International Design Awards recognize best practices, innovative thinking, and design excellence of AIA members’ projects worldwide. All members of AIA International are eligible to submit entries for projects located anywhere in the world. Every year has featured a specially assembled jury of three internationally renowned architects and designers to preside over the awards.
Meet the jury - part #1
The AIA International Design Awards Program aims to share the importance of architecture and of the role of architects to design for people and planet, towards a future of health, inclusivity, and stewardship. Entries will be judged on how successfully the design addresses individual project program requirements, the successful integration of the solution within its context, and its worthiness for an award in design excellence. Every year has featured a specially assembled jury of three internationally renowned architects and designers to preside over the awards.
Shifting licensure reciprocity agreements in Europe
US licensed architects, benefitting from NCARB’s Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) with other national licensing bodies, have long been able to pursue reciprocal licensure in Canada, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand, and vice versa. The United Kingdom has been added to the list after a similar agreement with the ARB was finalized, enabling US or UK licensed architects to explore professional practice opportunities across the Atlantic.
Breaking glass (ceilings) in Venice #2
Arguably, this year’s Biennale is the most political in many years. Climate change, social justice, housing, equity and inclusion, and the diaspora in many different versions are featured not only in the two main exhibitions curated by Ghanaian Scottish architect and educator, Lesley Lokko, but also in many of the national pavilions.
