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In service to its members, AIA Winston-Salem strives to both promote a culture of mentorship and collaboration as well as provide a collective voice, foster emerging and existing talent, and elevate the standing of the profession of architecture. Our Board of Directors provides a variety of events including continuing education programs, project tours, design awards, film series, and community outreach activities.

AIA Winston-Salem is an accredited section of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)

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SAY IT LOUD! NC – Call for Submissions

March 3, 2021

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AIANC is partnering with the North Carolina chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NCNOMA) and Beyond the Built Environment to bring the internationally-recognized SAY IT LOUD exhibition to…

H.O.P.E. of Winston-Salem Charrette

December 15, 2020

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We were lucky enough to be able to hold our 2020 ACTIVATE event a few months back with H.O.P.E. of Winston-Salem! As part of this this great event, Micah Brown…

ARE (Virtual) Roundtable

December 9, 2020

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On November 10, 2020, AIA Winston-Salem hosted a discussion between two of our recently licensed board members, Veronica Grant and Micah Martin, and some of our section’s Emerging Professionals. We…

March O.W.L.S.

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To educate architects, specifiers & designers on the new ANSI/AWI 0641 Architectural Wood Casework.

Business Planning & Management Basics for Small Firm Architects

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Leading a design firm offers a variety of unique challenges and opportunities. An unpredictable business environment and quickening pace of change requires firm owners to adapt, but how can firm owners proactively prepare for growth in uncertain times? We will explore strategies for business planning and effective management within an environment of unpredictability, including case studies illustrating best practices.

AIAWS | March Section Lunch

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We're so excited for tomorrow's Section Lunch with Matthew Burczyk, Winston-Salem's Pedestrian and Bicycle Coordinator, where he'll speak about the new Pedestrian Master Plan right here in Downtown Winston-Salem!

With an ever present focus on health and vitality in these challenging times, the benefits of walking have never been more important. Furthermore, a walkable city not only improves the physical and mental health of its citizens, it also reduces inequality, increases active use of space, makes cities more beautiful, activates the street façade, and attracts skilled professionals who tend to migrate to walkable areas.

Winston- Salem has been studying these benefits and the many other positive effects of walkability and has developed a plan to prioritize, fund, and implement high-quality pedestrian infrastructure and supportive programs and policies for walking.

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AIA Winston-Salem, get a jump on your yearly HSW credits by joining us tomorrow for our January Lunch & Learn with Maxson Associates! We'll hear an overview from Ken Cox on the many types of fire rated assemblies defined in the IBC and the requirements for their respective opening protection assemblies. He'll also evaluate different solutions in the marketplace and their compliance/non-compliance to building codes and testing requirements.

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