AIA Rochester's June Code Session a Success!
Thank you Laura M. Cooney, AIA for last weeks Code Session (Accessibility Changes with the 2021 I-Codes and ICC /A117.1 - 2017 Standard) It was a great session with a 5 star rating! Join AIA Rochester for all our future continuing education session. Our programs are open to everyone so please feel free to share! Learn more >
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AIA Rochester President, Jay Woodcock, AIA attended the A'23 Conference in San Francisco representing our chapter.
AIA members selected 2025 President, Treasurer, and an At-large Director in San Francisco
2024 First Vice President/2025 President-elect
Evelyn Lee, FAIA, NOMA, from AIA San Francisco/AIA California was elected 2025 President-elect.
Lee served as AIA National Treasurer in 2020-2021. She was AIA California’s vice president of Communications & Public Affairs from 2011-2012. She is the only Fellow who has received both the National Associates Award and Young Architects Award and the only member to have served as the chair of the National Associates Committee and Young Architects Forum.
“We have the training our society so desperately needs to solve its most pressing challenges,” said Lee, who ran for president last year, and decided to run again because “the desire for transformation in our industry is so great, and I believe I’m the right leader to empower our members to meet the moment.”
Lee is the Global Head of Workspace Strategy and Innovation at Slack in San Francisco.
2024-2025 Treasurer
Heather Philip-O'Neal, AIA, from AIA New York Chapter/AIA New York was elected Treasurer.
2024- 2026 At-large Director
Latoya N. Kamdang, AIA, from AIA New York Chapter was elected At-large Director.
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Important Regulation Amendment from The New York State Department of State
Effective December 30, 2022
Amendment Aids in the Prevention of the Unauthorized Practice of Architecture and Engineering
The New York State Department of State recently amended its regulations concerning the minimum standards for the administration and enforcement of the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and the New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code. Effective December 30, 2022, pursuant to 19 NYCRR 1203.3(a)(3)(ix), code administration and enforcement agencies will require, where applicable, construction documents submitted as part of an application for a building permit to include, among other things evidence that the documents were prepared by a licensed and registered architect in accordance with Article 147 of the New York State Education Law or a licensed and registered professional engineer in accordance with Article 145 of the New York State Education Law and practice guidelines, including but not limited to:
- the design professional’s seal which clearly and legibly shows both the design professional’s name and license number and is signed by the design professional whose name appears on the seal in such a manner that neither the name nor the number is obscured in any way
- the design professional’s registration expiration date
- the design professional’s firm name (if not a sole practitioner), and,
- if the documents are submitted by a professional engineering firm and not a sole practitioner professional engineer, the firm’s Certificate of Authorization number.
A copy of the regulation may be accessed here.
Practice Guideline B.9 at https://www.op.nysed.gov/professions/architecture/professional-practice/best-practices-for-working-drawings-and-specifications provides additional guidance to architects regarding title blocks on drawings.
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CSI Night - November 8, 2023
For 50 years CSI Night has been our region’s premier product show and networking event! CSI Night is a one-day exhibit to showcase your products and services. CSI Night is a convenient way to reach hundreds of the area’s architects, engineers, specifiers, interior designers, building owners, physical plant staff, purchasing agents, building officials, etc. at one time. We truly appreciate the continuous participation and positive comments from our exhibitors and guests.
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AIA Online University
Offering NEW HSW Courses on award-winning projects, building efficiencies, community design, sustainability, smart cities, and more. Learn new standards and best practices from leading architects, firms and innovators who are designing the future.
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AIA Contract Documents
Find the right construction document for you!
AIA construction documents and forms are now recognized as industry standard documents for architects, contractors, engineers, attorneys, owners and all other parties involved in a construction project.
Visit the American Institute of Architects website for more information on AIA Contract Documents and review purchasing options. Paper copies of some documents are available at our office to purchase.
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