The namesake founder of the world’s largest architecture firm, Art Gensler, FAIA, passed away at his home in Mill Valley, Calif., at the age of 85. During his 65-year career, Gensler was distinguished by a belief in collaboration, design education, career advancement, and a dedication to clients, which formed the unique and lasting culture he established at his firm. Though he had stepped down as the CEO of Gensler (the firm) in 2005 and as the chairman in 2010, he continued to serve as an adviser until his death on May 10. Read More
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You are invited to submit articles, innovative project case studies, completed research projects, and monographs in the field of healthcare design. Submissions should be timely, preview new trends, and address industry wide topics. Submit by May 27 at 5pm ET. Learn more
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The Smarter Together Series is a new AIA experience designed specifically for building product manufacturers. This unprecedented event will bring together leading experts from multidisciplinary fields to share transformational strategies to reach, and build relationships with, architects.
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AIA Conference on Architecture 2021
Jun 17, Jul 8, Jul 29, Aug 19
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This discussion will take a hard look at the ongoing definition, development, and hurdles of hybrid work environments in the A/E field and beyond, with insights from leading workplace designers and behavioral scientists. June 23 at 12:00 pm ET Earn 1 LU/HSW Register today
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This year’s virtual COTE Open Forum on Thursday, June 24 at 3:30 pm ET will examine how architects can pursue climate action and climate justice through advocacy, commitments, electrification, and resilience. Come for an interactive discussion and actionable takeaways! Learn more
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This session will cover effective strategies for collaboration, innovation, and interchange between emerging professionals and seasoned practitioners. Attendees will learn how to incorporate professional practice methodologies conducive to mentorship and career development. June 30 at 12:00 pm ET Earn 1.5 LU's Learn more
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AIA's Architecture Billings Index is a recognized leading indicator for nonresidential construction and is available to AIA members for free. March’s index showed billings continued their turnaround, with a strong ABI score of 55.6. Inquiries into new work and the value of new design contracts also both continued to rise. Learn more
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Northampton, Massachusetts and Dubuque, Iowa have frequently outperformed larger jurisdictions on issues of climate change and resilience, emerging as leading municipalities. Learn more
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A solid Sustainability Action Plan can transform your firm. Learn more
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K-12 Resources ready for launch
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Incorporating renewable energy into your projects is easier and more affordable than ever.Learn more
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Last summer, NOMA and AIA Board members met to strengthen the relationship between the two organizations. Learn more
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On-demand Housing and Community Development videos Learn more
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Making the 2030 Commitment work for your small firm Learn More
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Best Practice: Architecture as a value proposition
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Firm Survey Report Available for FREE
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AIA RACIAL EQUITY INITIATIVE
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COVID UPDATES, RESOURCES & ASSESSMENT TOOLS |
COVID-19 Re-opening tools & resources
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AIA RE-OCCUPANCY ASSESSMENT TOOL
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How AIA contracts address the COVID-19 pandemic
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Built around health: The impact of COVID-19 on urbanism Learn More
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MAF Announces its Architecture Inspires! Photo Contest
Do you love taking pictures of Michigan architecture as much as we do? Want the chance to see your photos featured on MAF’s website and social media – and win prizes, too? MAF is proud to announce its inaugural photography competition, “Architecture Inspires". We are looking for those one-of-a-kind inspirational images showing a unique relationship between people and buildings, and which demonstrate how architecture enriches life. The contest runs through July 12. Read more.
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Kent Johnson, President of TMP Architecture from 1986 to 2003, passed away on May 14 at the age of 84. Kent joined TMP in 1969 and his impressive design career spanned over four decades. Prior to being appointed President of the firm, he served as Senior Designer, Vice President of Design and Vice President of Marketing. In 2003, he was appointed Chairman and served on the Board until his retirement in 2010.
Kent was born in Muskegon on January 7, 1937 and graduated with honors as an architect from the University of Michigan in 1960. As a graduate of U of M, Kent proudly worked on several significant projects for the University of Michigan, including the Cancer and Geriatrics Center, the Taubman Ambulatory Care Center and the Maternal and Child Health Care Center. TMP Obituary and Family Obituary
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LTU CoAD Alumni: CoAD_
End of Year Celebration | May 26, 2021 - 7pm EST
LTU_CoAD and dean Karl
Daubmann invite our alumni to join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our students, faculty and staff at the CoAD_End of Year Celebration, a virtual event that takes a holistic look over the last year; the work produced in our six design programs, exciting partnerships forged and new
developments to come!
During this virtual event, hear first hand from our community about the exciting work being done and the innovations to come. See recently completed final projects for this year's cohort, hear about faculty research and experience LTU_CoAD culture virtually! More information/RSVP
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May 26 & 27, 2021
12-4pm both days via Zoom
8 AIA HSW credits
A two 1/2 day seminar to enhance your knowledge of masonry. Meant as an introduction to masonry and/or a refresher course for those more familiar. Topics will include: materials (brick, block, mortar, and grout), fire resistance ratings, sound ratings, energy code compliance, and masonry assembly details. Register Today!
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OldCastle Webinars - Free for AIA Michigan Members
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May 27, 1:00pm ET: LEED v4.1 Changes (1 LU/HSW)
Designing to LEED v4.1 will enable architects to provide healthier, more sustainable spaces for occupants and will benefit the overall environment.
Join sustainability expert Christine A. Subasic, PE as she discusses the changes from the LEED 2009 standard to the latest LEED v4.1 standard, with a specific focus on masonry.
This course will discuss how LEED fosters sustainable building, and the principal areas in which LEED v4.1 differs from previous versions of LEED in improving the level of energy savings and eliminating CO2 output. EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) and the (HPD) (Health Product Declaration) are important parts of LEED v.41, and the differences between the two reports will also be discussed to help architects effectively specify healthier, safer and higher-performing LEED v4.1-compliant buildings.
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NOMA is honored to celebrate our 50th Year Anniversary in Detroit, where our twelve founders convened for the 1971 AIA Conference. Over the past five decades, NOMA has grown to over 2,000 members in over 120 professional and student chapters in North America. In 2021, we invite you to join us in Detroit as we honor our history, relish in our present day accomplishments and look to build a brighter future for our profession and our communities.
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Mid Summer Conference will be August 5-8 at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. The committee has planned many continuing education seminars, tours and family activities that will be sure to please everyone. The Grand is taking measures to socially distance and provide a safe and healthy environment.
The registration deadline for the hotel and conference registration is July 6, 2021. We are not guaranteed conference rates past the deadline.
This year there are many changes planned at the grand. Please check out this link for a “Grand Sneak Peak”
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SMACNA Detroit 55th Annual Golf Outing Indianwood Golf & Country Club on Monday August 9, 2021 - More Information
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ACEC/Michigan Elects New President and Board of Directors The American Council of Engineering Companies/Michigan (ACEC/M) has announced Christopher Cook, PE, from Abonmarche Consultants as its 2021-2022 President. Read More
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The 2021 Virtual Hip Hop Architecture Camp® Internship Program - More Information
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EMERGING PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES |
AIA Michigan has Brightwood's 5.0 Study Guides. Please call 313-965-4100 or email Evelyn Dougherty
AIA Huron Valley has the ARE 5 Review Manual and the ARE 5 Practice Problems available to loan out free of charge. Please email AIA Huron Valley
AIA Saginaw Valley has the ARE materials available for their section members to borrow! If you're a member of the AIA Saginaw Valley chapter please contact AIA Saginaw Valley
AIA Southwest Michigan has the Brightwood ARE 5.0 Study Guides (physical copies & ebooks), the Ballast ARE 5.0 Review Manual, and an electronic copy of the The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice (15th edition). All are available for members to check-out with no fee. Please contact AIA Southwest Michigan
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MAY 24, 12:00pm - Team & Individual Registrations are Due - Registration Information
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MAY 24-28 - Final teams are assembled & contacted
HSW Webinar | The 2030 Challenge: Goals and Design Processes
2021 AIA Detroit Honor Awards Call for Project Entries
Sidewalk Architecture: Call for Installation Designs
ACI 562: What you need to know about the Concrete Repair Code
HSW Webinar | Materials Matter: The Big Idea
HSW Webinar | Resilience + Adaptation: An Introduction
HSW Webinar | Designing for Health and Well-Being
AIAGR COTE: The Power of Targets & Load Reduction Webinar
Virtual Lunch & Learn Webinars
Tues., June 1 - Save the Date!
AIAGR COTE Planning Meeting
AIAGR COTE Framework Event
Thurs., June 17 - Save the Date!
Golf Outing
Ann Arbor 2030 District, Washtenaw Contractors Association, and AIA Huron Valley Carbon Neutrality Educational Webinar Series (listed below)
Tues., June 8 - Zero Code/ASHRAE 90.1 2019/Benchmarking ordinances - More Information
Tues., Sept. 14 - Zero Code/ASHRAE 90.1 2019/Benchmarking ordinances - More Information
Tues., Oct. 12 - Decarbonization in Existing Buildings & Historic Properties - More Information
One Story in One Photo Photography Contest
Learning in Lockdown: Georgia Pacific/MWA: Exterior Gypsum
Learning in Lockdown: Scranton Products: Sustainable & Contemporary Locker Solutions for All Purposes
Learning in Lockdown: J+J Flooring: Introduction to Carpet Specifications
Learning in Lockdown: EcoSurroundings: Biophilic Design
Learning in Lockdown: Spray Lock: Colloidal Silica Concrete Waterproofing
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AIA Michigan is Leasing out their space! If you need space or know someone that is looking to lease click HERE for more information!
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APAC - Architects Political Actions Committee
Please consider giving to APAC.Giving is simple, just follow the link to the APAC donation page and click on the amount you wish to give. All donations must be from personal funds, no corporate donations are allowed by law. Donating by credit card is easy and fast.
Only personal contributions allowed
Affiliations able to contribute: AIA/AIAE, FAIA, Associate AIA
Thank you and with great appreciation,
APAC
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Jonathan Lee Architects, Petosky, MI
TowerPinkster, Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids, MI
INFORM Studio, Northville, MI
Allegretti Architects, Inc., St. Joseph, MI
Ferris State University, Saginaw, MI
WTA Architects, Saginaw, MI
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
4.19.2021 Wayne State University invites Design Professionals to submit Statements of Qualifications in accordance with the requirements of this Request for Qualifications for Professional Design Services for the State Hall Renovation. View RFQ here.
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Architect seeking Project Manager position Resume
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AIA MICHIGAN STRATEGIC PLAN |
Free AIAU courses for AIA members
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CONTACT THE STAFF
Executive Director of AIA Michigan: Events and Programming, Finances, Communications, Membership, Government Affairs, Sponsorship
Operations Director: Event Planning, Documents, Continuing Education, Membership, Sponsorship, Emerging Professionals
Administrative Assistant: Events, Membership, Documents, Continuing Education
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ArchiPrep® Meet the newest ARE® prep resource from AIA
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