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2019 August Newsletter
Happy August, I love survey results! The AIA Birmingham Executive Committee is working on a five -year strategic plan and the survey results will help guide our plan. MEMBER input is crucial for us to be successful and have the greatest impact. I am loving the results we have collected to date, most of you […]
2019 AIA Membership Survey
If you participated in the 2019 AIA Birmingham Membership Survey, please fill out the below form to be entered in the drawing for one of many gift cards! Thanks for taking our survey!
2019 Issue Briefs
Today, hundreds of architects need our help as they climb Capitol Hill in Washington, DC to lobby for the profession. We are asking you to amplify their effort by adding your voice. By engaging simultaneously with Alabama’s U.S. representatives, the message will be much more impactful. Visit the following link to send a quick email […]
September 2018 Newsletter
Hi Beautiful Architects, I was in Chicago a couple of weeks ago for an AIA Executive Director conference. 225+ executives who all manage AIA chapters across the United States sharing what is an issue or concern for the architectural profession and for their communities. Every state had the same issues; food desserts, education, crime, school […]
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AIA Alabama Council Announces 2016 Design Award Winners
Alabama Council of The American Institute of Architects Post Office Box 240757 • Montgomery, Alabama 36124-0757 Telephone (334) 264-3037 • Fax (334) 272-7128 • Email AIA@gmsal.com Alabama Council AIA Announces 2016 Design Award Winners The Alabama Council of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) honored building projects as outstanding examples of architecture […]
Your Town Alabama
In 1998 Your Town Alabama (YTA), was founded by a group of volunteers from across Alabama and from both the public and private sectors. They represented design education, economic development, historic preservation and resource preservation. Our vision was to expose community decision makers to asset-based planning techniques, focusing on identifying ‘what is right’ within their […]