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Join American
Institute of Architects (AIA) team and add your voice to the
70,000 members taking advantage of unique opportunities to share
ideas, build invaluable business relationships, and improve the
quality of the built environment. As the collective voice of the
architecture and design professions, were serious about helping
you enhance your professional development. As a member of the AIA
youll have:
Insider access to our state-of-the-art
Internet portal, MyAIA. Developed for AIA members only, MyAIA features
both original and "best of the web" content and resources
to keep you informed on the latest design, construction, business,
and practice trends as well as the issues and opportunities facing
the architecture profession. Plus, MyAIA can be customized to your
choices for news and content.
Participation in a network of 21 professional
interest areas, each focused on providing the latest in-depth knowledge,
services, and career information to meet your particular needs.
Full access to the AIA Knowledge Center,
one of the leading resources for information on the practice and
profession of architecture.
Involvement in local networking activities,
educational seminars, and outreach opportunities through your state
and local chapters.
Member discounts through the AIA Advantage
program on business-related products and services.
The privilege of using the AIA insignia,
widely recognized and associated with superior architectural service
and supported by an ongoing national advertising campaign.
Plus, you receive a subscription to
the award-winning publication Architectural Record.
So, whether you are just entering the workforce,
working alone or in a large firm, a government employee, or a corporate
architect, the AIA provides the resources and the tools to help
you meet your professional challenges. For more than 140 years,
the AIA has been advancing the value of design professionals, architects,
and architecture. Download the membership application that best
meets your professional needs or call 800.242.3837 for a membership
application kit.
Architect Members
The AIA offers four categories of architect membership, detailed below.
Download the architect membership application
(PDF, 26 KB)
Architect
Currently licensed to practice architecture
in a U.S. State or Territory. Proof of current license must be
furnished to complete membership processing.
Associate
Not licensed to practice architecture,
but meeting one of the following:
Participate in career
responsibilities recognized by licensing authorities as constituting
credit toward licensure (i.e., intern architect)
Are under the supervision of an architect in a professional
or technical capacity
Are a faculty member in a university program in
architecture
Hold a professional degree in architecture
International
Associate
Holder of an architecture license or
equivalent from a non-U.S. licensing authority, but without license
in the U.S.
Emeritus
An AIA member for 15 successive years
and 70 years of age, or 60 years of age and fully retired, or
incapacitated so as to be unable to work within the profession
Individual Allied Membership
Created to promote communication among
all members of the design and construction team, individual allied
membership is open to engineers, planners, landscape architects,
sculptors, muralists, artists, and those in government, education,
journalism, manufacturing industry, and other fields allied to architecture.
Individuals must not be otherwise eligible for membership in the
Institute. Download the allied membership application (PDF, 21 KB)
Cornerstone Partners
A membership group founded on a partnership
among the AIA, the American Architectural Foundation, and corporations,
building product manufacturers, service providers, and trade associations
within the design and construction community. This special membership
program promotes stronger communication, enriched working relationships,
development of industry standards, and enhanced project delivery
among those engaged in building industry research, design, development,
testing, manufacture, distribution and/or training. Benefits are
tailored specifically for related corporations and provide a host
of opportunities for connection to and collaboration with practicing
architects. For a membership application, contact Helene Dreiling,
FAIA, hdreiling@aia.org,
or call (202) 626-7340.
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