AIA Chicago offers lectures and continuing education courses; numerous award programs; specialized, issue-specific Knowledge Communities; advocacy for architects; daily communications online and through its in-house magazine, Chicago Architect; and help for consumers looking for an architect. As a resource for its members in service to society, AIA Chicago promotes positive change through the power of design. Based in Washington, D.C., the AIA has been the leading professional membership association for licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied partners since 1857.
The AIA Chicago Foundation is an independent not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to supporting activities that benefit the Chicago-area architecture community. The Foundation provides grants, travel scholarships and awards for activities that promote the profession and the larger architecture and design community. With its own Board of Directors, the AIA Chicago Foundation operates separately from AIA Chicago. Contributions made to the AIA Chicago Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization, are fully tax deductible.
Looking to advertise your program, product or event to AIA Chicago's 3500+ members, network of allied professionals, and audience of design-minded individuals? Promote your company with an advertisement in Chicago Architect, AIA Chicago's in-house magazine. Published six times a year, Chicago Architect is the primary outreach tool of AIA Chicago. Advertising rates begin at $1,250. Bulk rates apply. Rates vary, bulk rates apply. Ads remain on the site for three months from the time of the agreement.
AIA Chicago offers many opportunities to promote your product or brand to Chicago's renowned architecture community. Get involved in our events and Knowledge Communities through sponsorship. We invite you to support Designight 2020, AIA Chicago's 65th annual Design Excellence Awards event, on Friday, November 13 ONLINE! Sponsorships range from $4,000 to $750. Custom exclusive opportunities available. The 10th annual Small Project Awards, held on June 4 at Artifact Events, , brings together small practitioners, their clients, and the public to celebrate high quality work from small Chicago architectural firms.
We are stunned and saddened to hear that our longtime friend and supporter, Richard Driehaus, has died. Mr. Driehaus has spent his long career devoted to championing historic preservation, community development, and the education of emerging professionals. We recognized those contributions with the...
The 11th annual Small Project Awards are open and accepting submissions through March 31. You can read the rules and requirements or begin your submission here:
It's Women's History Month! To learn more about women's history in architecture, our friends at Chicago Women In Architecture created an interactive timeline of events, policies and historic highlights.
We're saddened to hear about the passing of Jim Nagle, FAIA. A member of the 'Chicago 7' and a mentor to many, Nagle's impact on our community has been felt across the city.
Join us for a virtual tour on March 10! Registration at https://t.co/2RBb4DHu2p https://t.co/LLxVBmtiCI
If you're looking for ways to spend the next few chilly weeks earning continuing education credits, we have several upcoming programs for a variety of interest areas! From environment to emerging professionals—c ustom residential to higher ed design—February is packed with learning opportunities....
Congratulations, Peter! https://t.co/Azi7eec3eQ
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