AIA Virginia Newsletter: May 2018

My Path, Our PAC
Most would agree, particularly most architects, that I have had an interesting path to the presidency of AIA Virginia.
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Design Awards
The 2018 Awards for Excellence in Architecture call for entries is now open.
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Joint Owner Forum with Higher Education Clients
Register today for the next Joint Owner Forum with higher education clients from the eastern region of Virginia like William & Mary, VCU, and Old Dominion University.
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AIA Virginia Honor Awards
Call for nominations is now open.
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In Memoriam
Virginia Tech President Emeritus Charles W. Steger, FAIA
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Reflections: Design Forum XII Blur
Professor Ed Ford offers his reflections on the recent Design Forum XIII: Blur.
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May is Building Safety Month
Governor Ralph S. Northam recognized May 2018 as Building Safety Month in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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ARE 4.0 Retirement: Two Months to Go!
As we enter the final months of ARE 4.0’s delivery, here are some important things to understand if you are a licensure candidate.
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Membership Meeting
Join us for a virtual membership meeting on Friday, June 15, 2018.
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ELA Class Off and Running
The 2018 Emerging Leaders in Architecture (ELA) program has completed their fourth session of the year and it is shaping up to be a great year!
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At The Branch
Check out what the kids accomplished at The Branch’s first architecture camp and view pictures from the inaugural Brunch at The Branch awards ceremony.
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ArchEx 2018 Theme
We’re excited to announce the theme of the 2018 Architecture Exchange East Conference.
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Meet the Staff
He’s been our EVP for 12 months now. How well do you know Corey Clayborne?
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At the April Board Meeting
Your Board of Directors took the show on the road and met at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. Review the summary of actions from this meeting.
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Responsibility
Let’s face it. The key to fiscal responsibility is personal responsibility. Here are a couple of videos that may give you some ideas on how to build and manage your wealth and then pass it on to your loved ones in a responsible way.
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New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, transfers, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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Where’s Corey
Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities. Here’s his recent travel agenda.
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New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia Newsletter: April 2018

Deadline Extended to April 30
The 2018 Call for Proposals for Architecture Exchange East remains open through April 30. We are seeking experts both from within the profession and outside it to showcase cutting-edge case studies and the latest technologies, practices, and research.
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If Not Me, Then Who?
What are you passionate about? What drives you? EVP Corey Clayborne shares how you can make an impact on the profession.
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Payne Appointed to Technical Review Board
Governor Northam has appointed an architect to the State Building Code Technical Review Board (TRB).
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Citizen Architect Scholarship – Architect Planning Commissioners
Do you serve on a planning commission? To help you be more effective in your role, we have available a limited number of scholarships that will cover the cost of your registration at the 2018 American Planning Association Virginia Chapter Annual Conference at Wintergreen Resort.
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Design Forum is a Wrap!
Take a look at some pictures from Design Forum XIII which was held in Roanoke last weekend.
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The Impact of the AIA Virginia PAC
How much would we raise in 2018 if every AIA Virginia member gave $10 to the AIA Virginia PAC?
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Grassroots 2018
Last month in San Diego, AIA leadership from the Region of The Virginias, explored the theme, “Leading through Influence.”
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Gubernatorial Appointment Opportunities
Opportunities to serve are coming up for the Art and Architecture Review Board and the Virginia Board of Housing and Community Development.
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2018 Design Awards
Watch your inbox for the call for entries for the 2018 Awards for Excellence in Architecture coming soon!

SAP Training Coming to Norfolk
Intended for licensed architects, engineers, or certified building inspectors; this course certifies attendees as Building Evaluators in the nationally recognized Safety Assessment Program (SAP).
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Citizen Architect Highlight
Chris Hubbard, AIA, Principal at WHA Architecture & Planning, PC, has announced he is running for city council.
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Virginia By Design Honorees
The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design has awarded its first annual Virginia By Design awards. Take a look and see who will be honored this Friday at their inaugural event.
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General Assembly Adjourned
Even though the 2018 General Assembly has adjourned, our work is not complete. Out of session, AIA Virginia will continue to formulate new relationships and strengthen existing relationships.
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Meet the Staff
This month meet our Director of Sales.
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Save the Date
Join us for a virtual membership meeting on Friday, June 15, 2018.
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Navigating Health Insurance
Have you signed up for this free webinar next Tuesday? 1 LU available.
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Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, transfers, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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Where’s Corey
Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities. Here’s his recent travel agenda.
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New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia Newsletter: March 2018

Region of The Virginias Celebrate New Fellows
Get to know our new AIA Virginia and AIA West Virginia fellows.
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Your AIA Depends on You
AIA Virginia President, Eric Keplinger, AIA, shares how this organization belongs to the membership, advocates and works on behalf of the membership, and is dependent on vital contributions of time and energy from the membership.
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Join Us At The Taubman
Design Forum XIII is now less than a month away, and we couldn’t be more excited. Space is limited, so be sure to today to secure your spot.
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Will You Answer the Call?
The 2018 Call for Proposals for Architecture Exchange East is now open. We are seeking experts both from within the profession and outside it to showcase cutting-edge case studies and the latest technologies, practices, and research at Architecture Exchange East.
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General Assembly Session Has Ended
The 2018 General Assembly session ended on March 10. Take a look at the bills that were discussed and the topics that continue to impact the business of architecture.
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Opportunity to Serve on the Commonwealth’s AARB
The Commonwealth of Virginia’s Art and Architectural Review Board (AARB) reviews and advises the Governor on the acquisition and design of works of art, buildings, and structures on property owned by the Commonwealth of Virginia. There is an opportunity for you to serve.
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2018 Class Project
This year’s class of Emerging Leaders in Architecture spent time in Charlottesville this month to develop their class project around a neighborhood that deals with racial inequity, overwhelming car traffic, and the surrounding, high-rent developments.
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Meet the Staff
This month meet our Managing Director.
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Planning Commission Appointments
New appointments to the Town of Blacksburg Planning Commission bring the architect participation from 0% to making up 25% of the commission.
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Volunteer to Help Others In Need
Do you enjoy helping others? Would you like to use your architectural knowledge when doing so? The Virginia VDEM/AIA Virginia Disaster Assistance Partnership is looking for more architects.
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New Webinar Series
Join us April 17th for a new quarterly webinar series focused on providing you with the tools to improve your practice management and entrepreneurship skills. 1 LU available.
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What Happened at the ACE Virginia Forum?
ACE had its first quarterly meeting on February 20 at the Omni Hotel in Downtown Richmond. The event consisted of an exclusive, up-close discussion with the senior leadership of Virginia’s Department of General Services (DGS). What resulted was an improved understanding of the decision matrix at DGS, sharing of the vision of the Agency, and an exchange of innovative ideas.
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Where’s Corey
Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities. Here’s what’s on his travel agenda.
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What Did the Trees Do Wrong?
As professionals responsible for shaping the built environment, why are we so seemingly willing to eradicate nature and re-shape the environment? The question, unfortunately, is neither isolated nor simple to answer.
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Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, transfers, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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February Board of Directors Meeting
Review the summary of actions from the February 2018 AIA Virginia Board of Directors.
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New Architects
It’s a huge batch of new architects this month! Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia Newsletter: February 2018

General Assembly Brief
The Joint Legislative Committee had to vet approximately 3,000 total bills to extract the relevant ones to our profession. Tuesday, February 13 marked the date of “Bill crossover” in the General Assembly. This is the day when bills must pass one house or the other or die for the session. As such, the “ACTIVE” list has been significantly reduced and many of those bills are “DEAD” for the session.
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Off and Running
2018 promises to be a great year for you as a member of AIA Virginia!
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Call for Reviewers: Program Advisory Group
Help curate the very best programming, tours, and courses for Architecture Exchange East.
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Meet the Class of 2018
We are excited to announce the individuals who are part of the 2018 class of Emerging Leaders in Architecture (ELA).
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Will You Answer the Call?
The 2018 Call for Proposals for Architecture Exchange East is now open. We are seeking experts both from within the profession and outside it to showcase cutting-edge case studies and the latest technologies, practices, and research at Architecture Exchange East.
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Volunteer to Help Others in Need
Do you enjoy helping others? Would you like to use your architectural knowledge when doing so? If yes, you may want to volunteer for the Virginia VDEM/AIA Virginia Disaster Assistance Partnership.
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Design Forum Keynote Announced
See who will keynote this years’ Design Forum, April 6-7, at the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke.
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Ready, Set, Survey!!!
Take part in the third national Equity in Architecture Survey.
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Where’s Corey
Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, has pledged to get around the state and visit firms, components, partner organizations, and universities. Here’s what’s on his travel agenda.
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Are 4.0 Retirement Update
As many of you know, ARE 4.0 retires in less than six months on June 30, 2018. In advance of that retirement, we want to make sure everyone with active eligibilities in ARE 4.0 is ready and in the best position possible for the change come July 1, 2018.
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New Resources Available: Global Practice Primer
Thinking of pursuing work abroad? Check out 3 new chapters in the Global Practice Primer – developed by the AIA International Practice Committee.
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Meet the Staff
In a new feature, we’ll introduce you to the staff of AIA Virginia. This month we check-in with our new Communications Coordinator.
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Refer a prospective member and win
Do you have a colleague who would benefit from an AIA membership? Refer them and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a prize. Just complete this form and we’ll do the rest! Terms and conditions apply.

Retirement Reality Webinar
Assess your expectations for retirement and what you can do to achieve your retirement goals. The free one-hour webinar, Retirement for Architects: Expectations vs. Reality, is scheduled for Tuesday, February 27 at 1 pm EST. AIA members may receive one LU of continuing education credit for webinar participation.
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We Are Coming To You
Through our partnership with Chartwell Capital Advisors, we can provide you the tools and resources to assist you in making the right the legal, financial and health care decisions for you and your family.
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Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia News: January 2018

Building Upon Success
2018 AIA Virginia President, Eric Keplinger, AIA shares his thoughts and vision for your association this year.
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Boynton Appointed Chair of Ethics Council
AIA Virginia member, Robert A. Boynton, FAIA has been appointed to chair the National Ethics Council for 2018.
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Meet YAF’s New Regional Director
The Board of Directors of the American Institute of Architects Region of The Virginias has selected Marie McCauley, AIA, as Regional Director for the 2018–2019 term on the Young Architects Forum, a National AIA Committee.
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Attention AXP Supervisors and Licensure Candidates
Virginia licensing advisor, Rachel Shelton, AIA, shares important reminders for both candidates and their supervisors in regards to their respective roles and responsibilities.
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Highlights from the December Board Meeting
Read a summary of actions from the final meeting of your 2017 board of directors.
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Where’s Corey
Welcome to a new newsletter segment we’re calling “Where’s Corey?”
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General Assembly Preview
The Virginia General Assembly session starts today (January 10) and proposed legislation has been pouring in.
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Design Forum XII Registration Open
We hope you are planning to join us April 6-7 in Roanoke for the Thirteenth Virginia Design Forum. Read more about the speakers and reserve your spot today!
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C3 – Transferring Technology into Document and Project Quality
In every industry, technology is just a tool to do things in a different and, hopefully, more efficient manner. Technology, in and of itself, is never the sole answer. To consistently improve quality and realize high expectations, there are five overarching principles that are critical.
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Dues Installment Program
Need more time to pay your 2018 AIA dues? Installment plans are available. Click here for more info and to enroll More>>

2018 AIA Virginia Supplemental Dues
Thank you to all of the members who have already paid their 2018 AIA Virginia Supplemental Dues. Mandatory supplemental dues for 2018 are only due from Virginia firms where the Principal is a member and non-member architects and other architectural employees are employed by the firm.
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Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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Complimentary Financial Services to Members
Take advantage of a complimentary estate plan review and life insurance appraisal for all members of AIA Virginia from Chartwell Capital Advisors.
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New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia News: December 2017

AIA Virginia Prize Awarded to Virginia Tech Student
Meet the winner and honorees of this year’s AIA Virginia Prize.
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Look What We Have Accomplished
As we bring 2017 to a close, I wanted to take a moment to say how great you have made my first six months as Executive Vice President. Thank you for embracing me and welcoming me to your local AIA chapter events. The outpouring of support from all categories of our membership has been heartfelt and deeply appreciated.
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AIA Overview of Senate Approved Tax Bill
The Senate approved the most sweeping tax rewrite in decades in early December by a vote of 51–49. NOTE: As this article was being finalized, it looks as if the Senate and House negotiators have just come to a compromise.
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Summarizing Virginia’s 2017 Election
If the 2016 Presidential election was a stunning performance, the 2017 Virginia election was a fitting encore.
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ARE Prep Series Begins January 17
Are you ready for ARE 5.0? AIA Northern Virginia’s award-winning ARE Prep Series will begin on January 17, 2018.
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Design Forum XIII Comes to Roanoke
Tickets go on sale soon for the thirteenth Virginia Design Forum in Roanoke April 6-7, 2018.
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Three Receive Sustained Giving Awards
At the AIA Virginia Board of Directors luncheon on Friday, December 8, 2017, three members were recognized with sustained giving awards for 6 consecutive years of gifts to the AIA Virginia PAC.
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Early Renew Incentives
The official deadline for renewing your membership for 2018 is January 15. Did you know you can enroll in a payment plan to stretch out your dues payments?
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Members Share Their Favorite Moments
What were your favorite sessions at the 30th annual Architecture Exchange East this past November? A few of our members share their stories.
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2018 Supplemental Dues
As the 4-year phased elimination of AIA Virginia supplemental dues continues, no dues are due for Associate Architects in 2018. Please complete this online worksheet invoice for your firm and pay any necessary dues by January 31, 2018.
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Passing on More Than Just Wealth
Many people who inherit wealth or small businesses are at significant risk for essentially squandering the wealth.
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Annual Advisory Council Work
As an “end of the year summary” we thought we would again share the work of the Board of Director Advisory Councils as presented at the annual membership meeting, Nov. 2, 2017, at Architecture Exchange East.
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Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members.
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New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure.
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AIA Virginia News: November 2017

Honored to Serve
2017 AIA Virginia President, Bill Brown, AIA, pens his final letter to the membership and reviews what has been a very busy year. More>>

Federal Tax Reform Efforts
AIA is working to make sure any tax reform bill Congress passes reflects architects’ core values. Threats to the Historic Tax Credit and green building incentives are among the issues the AIA is watching.
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ELA Nominations Due Tomorrow
The deadline for the call for applications for the 2018 Emerging Leaders in Architecture: An Honors Academy of AIA Virginia (ELA) program has been extended to November 16th. More>>

Early Renew Incentives
If you haven’t already, you’ll be receiving your 2018 dues invoice soon. Did you know you can enroll in a payment plan to stretch out your dues payments? More info here>>

ArchEx 2017 in Pictures
Architecture Exchange East 2017 was amazing! Here’s a quick look at the fun we had. More>>

ARE 4.0 Retirement
Tomorrow, you can join Director of Examination Jared N. Zurn, AIA, NCARB, and Manager of Examination Development Michelle Cohn, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, PMP, for a live webinar about switching from ARE 4.0 to 5.0. More>>

Honor and Design Awards Presented at Visions 2017
The AIA Virginia Awards for Excellence in Architecture and Honor Awards were presented Nov. 3 at the 2017 Visions for Architecture gala at the Hotel John Marshall. More>>

2018 Supplemental Dues
As the 4-year phased elimination of AIA Virginia supplemental dues continues, Associate Architects do not have to pay for 2018. Please complete this online worksheet invoice for your firm and pay any necessary dues by January 31, 2018. More>>

2018 Officers Elected
During AIA Virginia’s Annual Meeting of the Membership on Nov. 2, 2017, the following officers were unanimously elected to serve on the 2018 Board of Directors. More>>

Webinar: Revised 2017 Architect Scope Documents
Join AIA for a free, detailed webinar exploring the revised 2017 Architect Scope Documents and how they can impact your projects when providing services such as site evaluation, historic preservation, facility support, and commissioning services. Tuesday, November 28 from 3-4pm EST | Earn 1 AIA LU Register>>

October Board of Directors Meeting Recap
The AIA Virginia Board of Directors met October 201, 2017. Read a summary of the actions from that meeting. More>>

Coming Soon: ARE 5.0 Provisional Feedback
Beginning November 1, 2017, Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®) 5.0 candidates will have the opportunity to view immediate provisional feedback of their performance. More>>

Join Us at the Taubman in the Spring
Planning for Design Forum XIII is well underway. Read all about the dates, location, theme, and speakers. More>>

Healthcare, Life Insurance, and Business Planning, Oh My!
Chartwell Capital is committed to finding ways to help AIA Virginia members improve their quality of life and rest soundly at night. More>>

Why Give?
In order for your profession to have a voice in the political process, it is important to support those candidates who best represent your viewpoint on the issues. More>>

Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members. More>>

New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure. More>>

AIA Virginia News: October 2017

And The Winners Are …
AIA Virginia, a Society of the American Institute of Architects, honors work done by Virginia-based architects with the 2017 Awards for Excellence in Architecture. Also known as the Design Awards, these honors celebrate projects no older than seven years that contribute to the built environment and are clear examples of thoughtful, engaging design. This year’s jury has identified three Honor Awards, ten Merit Awards, and three Honorable Mentions. Award categories include Architecture, Contextual Design, Residential Design, Interior Design and Historic Preservation. More>>

Why I Attend ArchEx
This will be my first Architecture Exchange East as your Executive Vice President and Servant-In-Chief.  As a practitioner and firm leader, I attended this conference roughly a dozen times. As I write this article, I ask myself, “Why did I attend?” Was it the continuing education? The keynote speaker? The networking and fellowship? More>>

ArchEx Registration Closes in 10 Days
Online registration for the 30th annual Architecture Exchange East closes Oct. 25, 2017. This is the last chance for you to lock in your spot for our exciting conference. Here are a couple of sessions you might be interested in attending. More>>

Jane Cady Rathbone, FAIA, to Receive the William C. Noland Medal More>>

Calder C. Loth Selected to Receive the Architecture Medal for Virginia Service More>>

Bierce, Galvin, and Loomis Honored for Distinguished Achievement More>>

Liphart Steel Company Recognized with AIA Virginia Honors More>>

Honorary Membership Conferred Upon Nosbisch More>>

Virginia Eye Institute Recognized with Test of Time Award More>>

Frazier Associates to Receive Firm Award More>> 

Field, Harper, and Schubert Recognized with Emerging Professional Award More>>

2018 ELA Nominations Now Accepted
Do you know an emerging professional that should be part of the 2018 class of Emerging Leaders in Architecture? Nominations are now being accepted. More>>

Early Renew Incentives
You’ll be receiving your 2018 dues invoice soon. Did you know you can enroll in a payment plan to stretch out your dues payments? More info here>>

Good Golly Miss Mod-dy!
We dare you to try not to sing along to Kenney Payne’s explanation of Mods — otherwise known as code modifications, as found in the 2012 Virginia Construction Code Section 106.3. More>>

AIA Virginia Prize Competition
Students from around the state took part last month in the AIA Virginia Prize, a design charrette that engages students at all of the accredited schools of architecture in Virginia. Read about their design challenge. More>>

Why Give?
In order for your profession to have a voice in the political process, it is important to support those candidates who best represent your viewpoint on the issues. More>>

Annual Meeting and Slate of Officers Announced
Hear about vital developments with your professional society, elect officers and conduct other business at the AIA Virginia Annual Meeting of the Membership. The meeting will be held during Architecture Exchange East at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. in room E21c. There is no charge to attend the Membership Meeting. More>>

AIA Leadership Institute 2017 – Register today!
Join AIA Nov. 16, for a powerful one-day leadership training event for architects. Earn up to 6.25 LU|HSW by participating at one of our five Regional Venue locations. Learn essential leadership skills to take on a larger role in your firm and community. Register and learn more here >

Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members. More>>

AIA Virginia News: September 2017

What Can We Do?
As we watched the natural disaster in Houston [and surrounding areas] unfold, it solidifies the importance of resiliency and reconfirms the significance of the role we play in our respective communities as architects. More>>

Catch These Tours at ArchEx 17
This year’s tour program looks like it’s going to be the most exciting yet. Developed in partnership with Virginia ASLA and local firms, the tours for this year’s ArchEx will take attendees behind the scenes at one of Richmond’s most anticipated buildings, tour one of the largest LEED Silver Breweries on the East Coast, and visit the Capitol grounds to see how this historic site is dealing with modern constraints. More>>

Young Architects Forum Regional Director (YARD) Applications Open
Are you an AIA Member interested in the issues confronting young architects? Would you like to help the Young Architects Forum (YAF) address these issues? Then, you may be just the person we’re looking for. More>>

Annual Meeting and Slate of Officers Announced
Hear about vital developments with your professional society, elect officers and conduct other business at the AIA Virginia Annual Meeting of the Membership. The meeting will be held during Architecture Exchange East at the Greater Richmond Convention Center on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. in room E21c. There is no charge to attend the Membership Meeting. More>>

When Statutes Override Contracts
We see them all the time: overreaching indemnity provisions that might compromise our professional liability insurance coverage and hold firms accountable for a catalog of frightening claims and damages. More>>

Visions for Architecture Gala
Join your colleagues for an evening at the Hotel John Marshall to celebrate architecture and delight in the accomplishments of people and organizations whose vision and skills enrich our world. Recognize the winners of the 2017 AIA Virginia Honors program and the Design Awards program and reconnect with peers from around the Commonwealth. More>>

Is Your Information Up To Date?
Have you moved, changed jobs, obtained your license, or otherwise need to update your contact information in the AIA database? More>>

Actions from the August Board Meeting
Read a summary of the actions and discussions from the August AIA Virginia Board of Directors meeting. More>>

We Fight for the Profession
AIA Virginia uses the collective power of the profession to participate in the legislative and regulatory policy-making process by educating legislators about issues that are important to us. More>>

Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members. More>>

New Financial and Legal Digital Tool
Chartwell Capital Advisors has released a new digital tool to help you take advantage of the individual consulting services and benefits that meet your needs as a business, individual, or employee. More>>

New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure. More>>

AIA Virginia News: August 2017

Great Expectations
Our new Executive Vice President, Corey Clayborne, AIA, shares what he’s been up to during his first 75 days. More>>

ArchEx 2017 Keynote Announced
See who will deliver the keynote address at the upcoming 30th annual Architecture Exchange East conference and expo. More>>

Speak Up
AIA Virginia Director, Sean E. Reilly, AIA, attended AIA’s flagship advocacy training event, Speak Up, last month in Denver. More>>

Shelton Presents at ALA Summit
AIA Virginia member and Virginia Licensing Advisory, Rachel Shelton, AIA, recently attended and presented at the Licensing Advisor’s Summit held July 28-30 in Chicago. More>>

Updated Public Policies and Position Statements
At the June 16, 2017, Board of Director’s meeting, AIA Virginia adopted a Directory of Public Policies and Position Statements. More>>

You’re Invited
Please join all Virginia and Maryland chapters of the AIA in welcoming guests to the biennial AIA Women’s Leadership Summit at the host reception. More>>

We Fight for the Profession
AIA Virginia uses the collective power of the profession to participate in the legislative and regulatory policy-making process by educating legislators about issues that are important to us. More>>

Seven Trust-Based Asset Protection Strategies for You and Your Family
You don’t have to make your family’s assets easy for creditors to reach.  Protecting your hard-earned assets for the benefit of yourself and your family can be accomplished through careful planning. More>>

Welcome These New Members
Please help us welcome these new members to the AIA as architects and associate members, and AIA Virginia Allied Members. More>>

2030 Commitment Report Released
The AIA released 2030 By the Numbers, the 2016 progress report assessing the work of architecture firms that are part of the AIA 2030 Commitment. More>>

New Architects
Congratulations to the following members for passing their exams and gaining licensure. More>>