Continuing Education and Seminars

VSAIA offers various programs throughout the year to provide members and non-members alike opportunities to learn about the latest in techniques, materials, building codes, business practices, etc.  VSAIA-sponsored programs are all approved by the AIA for CES Learning Units.

In October 2010 AIA/CES unveiled a new system for tracking AIA/CES Learning Units.  CES Discovery is now online.  Click here for more information about the new system.

See upcoming CES Code and Business Seminars and Events.

The 2014 Design Forum is in development.

ArchEx 2013 will be held November 6-8, 2013, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center.

Click here for AIA/CES Information and News

The Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation, Board for Architects,  Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects (APELSCIDLA) has requirements for continuing education for architects.  The regulations are here.

REFUND POLICY FOR ALL VIRGINIA SOCIETY AIA SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, SYMPOSIA

NOTE: This policy does not apply to Architecture Exchange East or events managed by groups other than the VSAIA.

  • Full refunds will be given, if refund requests are received up to and including the published registration cutoff date.
  • There will be a 10% processing fee on all refunds requested between the published registration cutoff date and the close of business two days prior to the event.
  • There will be no refunds given after the close of business two days prior to the event.

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Membership News

  • Call for Nominations: Honors Awards 2012ArchEX 084

    The VSAIA Honors program is accepting nominations for Virginians who exemplify the profession’s highest ideals and who are committed to enriching the built environment.

Professional Development News

Government Advocacy News

  • Building Code Timeline ARE2

    The seeming interminable review of the latest building code is nearing completion, which means the public hearing portion of the 12- to 18-month process is nigh.

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