AIA Virginia Newsletter: March 2023
The Echoes of Whitney M Young, Jr.On the 17th of February, during Black History Month, Virginia State Senator Ghazala Hashmi sponsored Senate Joint Resolution 373 in which the General Assembly […]
Virginia Licensing Advisor
Are you interested in helping young professionals through the licensure process? Do you like to help your colleagues with issues of reciprocity and licensure?
The Art of Practice
The biennial “Art of Practice” conference will be held Friday 23 June 2023 in Charlottesville, Virginia.
This year’s event will focus on preparing for economic stress and maintaining resilience.
Highlights from the February Board Meeting
Inclusivity is the theme of the brightest highlights from our most recent Board of Directors Meeting.
The General Assembly is (Almost) a Wrap
The Budget has not been resolved. The “Veto Session” is scheduled for 12 April. And the Governor could convene a special session. But many have already remarked that this General Assembly session was generally, and comparatively, “quiet”.
Advocacy Summit
Are you interested in actively participating in legislative, regulatory, or other advocacy activities? If so, please plan to attend the AIA Virginia Advocacy Summit on Friday 5 May in Richmond.
The Fundamental Value of the Building Code
Architects are possessed of many skills and capabilities, amongst which we value technical expertise, including our command of the building code. We do well to consider not only what the code is now, but also how it might be, and the impact of potential revisions.
The Echoes of Whitney M Young, Jr.
On the 17th of February, during Black History Month, Virginia State Senator Ghazala Hashmi sponsored Senate Joint Resolution 373 in which the General Assembly commends Robert L. Easter, FAIA for having received that award.
What’s Happening at YAF
Young Architect Representative, Carrie Parker, shares updates including the Future Forward Grant and the retirement of NCARB’s rolling clock.