Call for Presentations - (SAR) ASPIRE: Designing The Future
April 2019 will launch a new collaborative conference called the ASPIRE Experience powered by the AIA South Atlantic Region. Located in one of the Southeast’s most vibrant and creative cities - Asheville, North Carolina - the ASPIRE Experience is a one-of-a-kind conference using Asheville’s art scene, historical architecture, craft breweries, popular parks, and local businesses to create a program of education, inspiration, and engagement for the design and construction community. We’ve created four separate opportunities for delivering educational content and would like to hear from you if you’re interested in inspiring tomorrow’s generations of designers... Learn more
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2018 Resource Guide Available Online and in Print
The 2018 Resource Guide is now available online. This first collaboration with the Citizen Architect and our first time bringing this publication in-house offers articles on a number of topics related to the profession as well as important membership information and a member directory. Read online or Buy a copy today!
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Emerging Professionals Exhibit 2018: The Power of Design
AIA believes in the power of design to make the world a better place and we witness this through an inspiring, creative, and fresh lens in the annual Emerging Professionals Exhibit. The jurors for the 2018 exhibit were Melissa Carter, Assoc. AIA, Sara Bartumeus, and Mark Kranz, FAIA... more
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Georgia's Secretary of State Race Headed for Runoff
The Secretary of State position has a significant bearing on the profession of architecture. Not only responsible for elections in the state of Georgia, but the Secretary of State also manages all issues around professional licensing. AIA Georgia held a forum for the Secretary of State primary candidates in June. Access the AIA Georgia Secretary of State Candidate Forum Transcript here.
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Continuing Education/Events
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Principal's Roundtable with SAR Representatives (Nov 14)
Get ready for November’s Principals Roundtable featuring AIA South Atlantic Region representatives Mark Levine, FAIA and Luke McCary, AIA to talk ASPIRE and more... more
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Build Something Great (Nov 15)
AIA Atlanta invites you to Build Something Great, our annual celebration of the Residential Design Awards and Honor Awards! Design enthusiasts will marvel at the historic beauty of the renowned Fox Theatre and enjoy exclusive access to the new, members-only Marquee Club... more
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High Design Holiday Party (Dec 13)
Want the into the most sought-after event tickets of the year?! Well, you are in luck. Join AIA Savannah at this year's #HighDesignHolidayParty! Attend and/or sponsor for a chance to mingle with the "whos-who" of our industry! #ilookup... more
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Living Our Life Like It's Golden -Holiday Party/Membership Drive (Dec 17)
NOMA Atlanta invites you to come where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came. Reunite with 100 of your closest colleagues and bring new colleagues to Kat's Cafe in Midtown!... more
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Career Center
Visit us at careers.aiaga.org!
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Project Manager
J. W. Robinson & Associates, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
-Is a team player, self-motivated leader, self-driven to push for results and have an excellent work ethic, hard working with the ability to build a rapport with clients and coworkers and consultants; manage budgets and schedules. -Must possess good time-management skills and be able to... more
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Senior Project Manager – Healthcare
Little Diversified Architectural Consulting Inc.
Charlotte, NC
Little, nationally recognized as a “Best Firm to Work For” and one of the nation’s most progressive design firms, is seeking an Senior Architectural Project Manager with a passion for high quality design and a positive, collaborative work style, for our Healthcare Studio in our Charlotte, NC Office... more
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We have moved! Please note our physical office has been moved to the Hurt Building at 50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 109, Atlanta, GA 30303. Thank you for your patience during our transition! Our contact information remains the same.
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