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State & National News
This past Saturday the 16th was an amazing night of celebration of Georgia Architects and their projects both built and unbuilt. We welcomed over 170 architects from across the State and their clients to Millennium Gate Museum in Atlantic Station. We also celebrated the works of Georgia Architecture Students in both awards categories and showcase during the event. We hope to see you all next year at Ponce City Market!
Learn More...  From Howard Wertheimer, FAIA (2014-2015 Fellowship Committee Chair) - The state of Georgia has many wonderfully talented and accomplished architects. Over the past several years, many of our colleagues have successfully pursued Fellowship. AIA Georgia has a Fellowship Committee that is tasked with identifying, mentoring and advising potential candidates in the successful pursuit of Fellowship. One of the challenges we have is identifying interested and qualified candidates from across the state to improve our geographic and cultural diversity. Interested in pursuing fellowship? Let us know and we will add you to the watch list for the 2016 Fellowship Workshop.
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ARE & Continuing Education
Our industry changes every day. New ideas, technology, materials, business opportunities and more are constantly emerging. AIAU makes it easy to keep up by offering learning units (LUs) on the topics you need to stay current, the tactics and trending issues that affect your practice, and the ideas you crave for inspiration.
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Events, Exhibits, Etc.
Learn about the recent ideas competition to design the Living Building at Georgia Tech – a project that is expected to become the most environmentally advanced education and research building ever constructed in the Southeast. The panel discussion will feature representatives from The Kendeda Fund and the three design teams who participated in this rather unique ideas competition. Attendees will also enjoy an exhibit and reception hosted in the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons exhibit area (bottom floor) starting at 5:30 p.m. The panel discussion will begin at 6:15 p.m. in the auditorium located next to the exhibit.
Learn More...  Winning designs from the CPDI Africa 2015 Modern African Architecture Competition are on display in the AIA Atlanta Offices at 100 Edgewood Avenue NW, Suite 175, Atlanta, GA. Catch this awe-inspiring exhibit at one of its scheduled locations before it goes international!
Learn More... AIA Atlanta is hosting the Vision for Atlanta 2016 panel discussion bringing together some of Atlanta’s leading experts on community, planning and real estate development. Vision for Atlanta will highlight the opportunities and challenges for revitalizing communities, creating innovative affordable housing and developing high-quality projects around Atlanta, as well as the designs that lead to success. Gain insight from these experts about the growth we see throughout the city today along with the changes for the city in the future.
Learn More... Join the GT School of Architecture for the opening reception of the School of Architecture’s biggest exhibition of the year showcasing the work of our talented students. The End of Year Show 2016 on Friday, April 29, 2016 from 5:00pm - 7:00pm. This event will be held at the Hinman Research Building, 250 4th Street NW, Atlanta, GA.
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AIA Georgia Career Center
DCA is seeking a Building Codes Consultant for its Community Development team. This position will update and maintain Georgia's eight mandatory construction codes and four permissive codes, along with statewide amendments; provide technical assistance to local governments, the construction industry and the general public; and maintain code amendments submitted by local governments. This position is also responsible for providing staffing for the State Codes Advisory Committee, Industrialized Buildings Program, subcommittees and task forces.
Learn More... Small, growing firm with diverse workload seeking candidates with a professional degree in architecture and a minor in turtle husbandry. Strong experience in producing construction documents using REVIT and/or AutoCAD. Familiarity with apple fritters and jam-busters is desirable. We are seeking individuals who will contribute ideas, knowledge and skills to our firm. Who we want is an educator who wants to expand their knowledge of the business side of architecture and has a passion for bringing a better understanding of the practice of architecture back to their students. One day you may be cranking out drawings, the next day you'll probably be getting your hands dirty out on a project site, or verifying the square footage of a building, or contemplating if the Falcons new O-line can really protect Matt Ryan this year.
If interested, please contact: Miller Architecture and Planning | kmcguire@millerap.com | 678-715-1586 Learn More... Chapter Highlights
Tuesday, April 26th, 6:30 p.m. at 835 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, Lawrenceville, Georgia
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