So- What is the AIA?

The American Institute of Architects is the largest association for the architectural profession. We exist to promote and advance the profession and the living standards of people through their built environments.

Our membership is composed of 83,000 architects, interns and other professionals who work directly in the architectural profession. The majority of the registered architects in the United States proudly display the three letters "AIA" after their names.

AIA members belong to three levels of the Institute- local, state, and national. In this way, the profession can work from grassroots through the overarching national agenda, to ensure the integrity of the profession in upheld, regulations make sense, and opportunities for improvements are forged.
By clicking on the symbol to your left, you will be sent directly to the Code of Ethics Page of the American Institute of Architect's website.

Here you will find our standards for professionalism. By sending you direct, it is our way of making sure that the most current information is made available to you.

Thank you for your interest,

AIA of Corpus Christi

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2008 TAC Contributors

Chuck Anastos, AIA
Todd Brendalen, AIA
George Clower, AIA
Robert Conolly, AIA
Stephen Cox, AIA
Apolonio Esquivel, Assoc AIA
Juan F. Gomez, AIA
Blake Hillin
Aleisha Kolb, Assoc. AIA
Gordon Landreth, FAIA
Patricia Lozano, AIA
Erasmo Nava, AIA
Jay Porterfield, AIA
Ann Reddick
David Richter, FAIA
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA
Jack Solka, AIA
Albert Soto, AIA
Dan Tally, AIA
Glen Ray Torno, AIA
Frank Trimble, AIA
Jack Rice Turner, AIA
Bill T. Wilson III, FAIA
John Wright, AIA

Martini Mixer Sponsors

George Clower, AIA
CLK Architects
Gignac & Associates, LLP
Richter Architects
WKMC Architects, Inc.

Texas Architects Committee (TAC) is a non-profit and unincorporated political action organization of Texas architects. For more about specific activities and positions of TAC see the Advocacy section of the TAC website.