Membership has its privileges..
Since 1857 the AIA has represented the
professional interests of America's architects. As AIA
members, more than 83,000 licensed architects, emerging
professionals, and allied partners in designing express
their commitment to excellence and livability in our
nation's buildings and communities.
Membership in the AIA offers a vast pool
of resources to help you compete in today's market and
keeps you informed of critical professional issues that
may challenge your success.
We invite you to become a member today.
Please select your membership category from among the
following descriptions.
Architect
Member (AIA)
Individuals licensed to practice architecture in a U.S.
state or territory.
Associate/Intern
Member (Assoc. AIA)
Assoc. AIA is open to individuals who meet one of the
following criteria:
- Recent graduate with a degree in architecture
(special
offer, learn more)
- Currently enrolled in the Intern Development
Program (IDP) and working toward licensure
- Currently work under the supervision of an architect
or hold a degree in architecture
- Faculty member in a university program in architecture
International
Associate Member
Individuals who have an architecture license or equivalent
from a non-U.S. licensing authority.
Emeritus
Member
Emeritus membership is available to any architect or
associate member who has been a member of the AIA for
15 successive years and is either 70 years of age, or
60 years of age and fully retired, or is incapacitated
and unable to work in the architecture profession. Emeritus
members receive similar benefits as architect and associate
members but will now have an emeritus status, without
the customary membership fees.
Affiliate
Member
Individuals who do not hold a degree in architecture
but share a special interest in the built environment
as a professional colleague or enthusiast. This includes
building product manufacturers and service providers. |
