ArchEx 2026: Call for Presentations

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

For two and half days, 500+ architects and design industry professionals from across the state converge for our annual thought-leadership conference and expo filled with educational sessions and networking. The conference will be held Nov. 4-6, 2026, in Richmond at the Richmond Marriott. Our goal is to bring together the brightest minds and most engaging speakers to present talks that are future-focused on a wide range of subjects, to provoke important conversations among design professionals, and to promote networking, relationship building, and collaboration.

This year’s theme is: Threshold.

Architecture stands at a threshold. Firms face an unprecedented transfer of ownership and leadership. Cities hope to transform aging infrastructure into a resilient future. Shifts in business, culture, and technology reshape how we design, collaborate, and deliver projects. Architects expand beyond traditional practice – into entrepreneurship, urban planning, civic leadership, and new territory.

ArchEx 2026 will explore how we navigate these transitions: preserving wisdom while embracing change, maintaining our core focus while expanding our impact, and honoring the past while building what comes next.

Celebrating its 39th year, ArchEx has always strived to help push the profession forward. We are looking for exciting and engaging topics and speakers to make this year unforgettable.

We value sessions that encourage conversation, connections, and collaborative learning. Think workshops, roundtables, tours, and interactive panels. Many of our session slots will be 60 minutes, but we can consider reserving longer time slots for more in-depth explorations. 

To propose an offering, complete and submit the Presentation Proposal Form by April 30, 2026. Your proposal will be reviewed, and you will be contacted no later than June 2026. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

Requirements

  • Submit a completed proposal form online
  • Proposals must be received by the deadline date.
  • Expert speakers with public speaking experience are preferred
  • Presentation content must be sufficient for the proposed length of the session

Deadline is 11:59 p.m., April 30, 2026

Decision Process
All proposals are evaluated by AIA Virginia’s Education Advisory Council to ensure they address the educational needs of the audience and that the program is well-balanced. The submission review process will begin in May and will continue until the end of June.

If you would like to be a part of the Education Advisory Council and help shape the ArchEx program, please contact Delaney Ogden at dogden@aiava.org.

Suggestions and Questions
Suggestions for potential speakers or questions about the conference can be directed to Delaney Ogden, Director of Education at dogden@aiava.org.

We want to hear from practitioners navigating these thresholds:

  • Leadership Transitions – Succession planning, generational collaboration, knowledge transfer
  • Practice Reinvention – New business models, emerging technology, human-centered growth
  • Reuse & Resilience – Adaptive reuse, circular economy, climate resilience, regenerative futures
  • Cultural Continuity – Balancing tradition with innovation, heritage with growth
  • Expanding Impact – Beyond buildings: urbanism, civic leadership, policy influence, new frontiers.
  • Tours/Experiences — Projects of interest, in progress or recently completed, restoration, redevelopment, urban planning, art installations, artist studios, creatives, historical architecture, etc.

Join us at the threshold – where uncertainty meets possibility, and our next chapter begins!

We encourage interactive presentations (panel discussion, live Q&A/audience participation, slide show/visual presentation etc.) and those that qualify for HSW credit. We encourage presentations to tie to this year’s theme of – Threshold.

Register on site beginning Nov. 5

Posted on by cguske

Join us at the 38th Annual Architecture Exchange East, Nov. 5-7, 2025, in Richmond.
Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business 

ArchEx 2025 brings together visionary leaders and practical strategies to help you adapt, thrive, and lead in a rapidly changing world. You’ll gain actionable insights to future-proof your practice, connect with a community of innovators, and discover how to shape a built environment that is sustainable, inclusive, and ready for tomorrow’s challenges. Join us to turn today’s uncertainty into opportunity.

Need to edit an existing registration? click here>>

Online Registration is now closed. You can register onsite beginning at 8 a.m. on November 5th (on-site registration will be a higher price).

View the Schedule>>
FAQ’s>>
More information>>

What to Attend at ArchEx

Posted on by cguske

Are you an Associate AIA member or an emerging professional, and wondering what you should attend at ArchEx? Hear from our Associate Director, STAR, and YAR, about what they are excited to attend and then register for ArchEx!>>

Ashleigh Walker, Associate AIA
AIA Virginia Associate Director

Ashleigh Walker, Associate AIA
  • Kickoff + Keynote Panel Discussion: Uncertainty to Opportunity: Designing Resilience in a Changing World
  • Designing for Heroes
  • AI + The Future of Practice
  • New Realities to Today’s Economic, Social & Political Challenges
  • Architectural Mad Libs
  • AI + You Workshop
  • The Bread & Butter of Specifying – Building a Sandwich in 3 Parts
  • Visions for Architecture Cocktail Reception & Gala
  • Learning by Design: Creative Futures at the Intersection of Arts
  • Experience RVA: Best of Richmond Bakeries
  • Craftsperson’s Crawl

Erin Agdinaoay, AIA, NOMA
Young Architect Representative (YAF)

Erin Agdinaoay, AIA, NOMA

ArchEx is a great opportunity for EPs and Young Architects to connect and grow. If EPs and Young Architects are not able to attend the entire conference, Thursday’s schedule is designed to offer the a jam-packed day for EPs and Young Architects.

  • See the ELA Architecture Class Project Presentation – see the current class’ work, and consider applying for next year’s class
  • Coffee Networking  – A great opportunity to meet fellow emerging professionals and young architects for networking and mentorship
  • Career Stage Roundtables – ArchEx has the most dynamic roundtable discussions, and I expect nothing less for this year. I always leave with something new to think about.
  • The Bread & Butter of Specifying – Building a Sandwich in 3 Parts – This is going to be an exciting way to learn and build upon what you know about specifications. One of the presenters is this year’s Virginia Emerging Architect Award recipient!
  • AI + You Workshop – This workshop fits the theme of ArchEx and is going to be an engaging way to think about AI for yourself and your role in the profession!

Caitlin Morgan, Associate AIA
State Associates Representative (StAR)

Caitlin Morgan, Associate AIA
  • First-Timer’s Breakfast – Connect with fellow first-time attendees and learn how to maximize your first ArchEx conference!
  • AI-Accessibility: Modeling the Future of Inclusive Design (Wednesday) – See how technology and hands-on creativity can aid designers in making the world more accessible.
  • Design Your Career: Navigating Growth and Balance (Wednesday) – Prepare for professional growth using personal development strategies!
  • Resilience through Adaptation and Innovation: Rural Housing (Thursday) – Hear from two JMU Architectural Design professors about the intersection of research and design.
  • Architectural Mad Libs (Thursday) – Time for some creative teamwork!Network with fellow designers in a relaxed session and experience different creative processes.

Don’t wait! Register for ArchEx today!>>

ArchEx 2025 Keynote Panel

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Join us at ArchEx 2025 for our Kickoff and Keynote Panel Discussion with Margaret Cavenagh, AIA, LEED AP (Perkins & Will), Elliott Felix (Buro Happold), and Peter B. MacKeith, Assoc. AIA (Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design, University of Arkansas) titled Uncertainty to Opportunity: Designing Resilience in a Changing World.

Margaret Cavenagh is the Managing Director of Perkins&Will’s Chicago studio, a lecturer at UVA’s School of Architecture, and recent Chair of the A-School’s Dean’s Advisory Board. Through her work at Studio Gang and Perkins&Will, Margaret focuses on projects that strengthen communities, connect people to one another, and build resilience for the future.

For Margaret, design comes from working with what’s already there. “Every project contains a clue about where to begin,” she says. “It’s a process that unfolds over time, shaped by the many voices and identities that come and go.” She gravitates toward projects that celebrate this continuity—transforming existing buildings or restoring public spaces to keep them relevant today and resilient into the future. To her, the success of a project is measured by its connection to its place, by how much it feels like it’s always belonged there.

Margaret grew up in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, but for over 30 years Chicago has been home. Throughout her career, she’s worn many hats, embracing a hands-on, “do whatever it takes” mindset, whether managing projects, building client relationships, or mentoring teams. She’s always led with empathy.

As managing director of our Chicago studio, Margaret is committed to nurturing our collaborative, supportive environment. Here, trust, open communication, and a shared vision fuel creativity and enable personal and professional growth.

Elliot Felix is an accomplished strategist, facilitator, and sense-maker who is focused on defining and solving problems for people. Under Elliot’s leadership, he has helped transform over 90 colleges and universities including Carnegie Mellon University, Georgia Institute of Technology, MIT, NC State University, New York University, Stanford University, the University of California Santa Cruz, the University of Michigan, and the University of Virginia.

Elliot is a prolific speaker and writer on reimagining higher education, having presented at more than 80 conferences including EDUCAUSE, SXSW, SCUP, and Tradeline; having been cited in publications such as Fast Company and Forbes; and written more than 40 articles in publications such as Planning for Higher Education, Library Journal, Business Officer Magazine, and Touchpoint: The Journal of Service Design. Elliot also serves on the Advisory Boards of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative as well as the University of Virginia’s School of Architecture.

Peter B. MacKeith is dean and professor of architecture at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas. Appointed in July 2014, and reappointed in 2019, he is the fifth dean of the school and a nationally recognized design educator and administrator. MacKeith received his Bachelor of Arts in Literature and International Relations, with distinction, as an Echols Scholar from the University of Virginia (1981) and his Master of Architecture and the Alpha Rho Chi Medal from Yale University (1985). An advocate for contextual design and Nordic architecture, Peter connects academia and practice to strengthen communities through design.

A nationally recognized leader in advancing the cause of a forest-centered culture and economy, and the cause of a wood-product centered approach to architecture, engineering and construction, MacKeith lectures and presents frequently on these topics, most recently for The Architect’s Newspaper, the Sustainable Forests Initiative, The Nature Conservancy, and the International Living Future Initiative. He has worked with the World Trade Center Arkansas to organize a state trade and industry delegation to Finland in 2021, to advance the state’s interests in environmental and economic development, particularly in its forests, timberlands and wood products industries, and with the production team of the PBS series “America’s Forests” on two episodes devoted to the Arkansas forests and forest communities. In 2021, AIA Arkansas awarded MacKeith the Award of Merit in recognition of his contributions to the state’s architecture and education culture.

Registration for Architecture Exchange East opens Tuesday, September 2.

Save the Dates – ArchEx 2025

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Architecture Exchange East is the annual thought-leadership conference and expo curated by AIA Virginia. The conference will be held Nov. 5-7, 2025, in Richmond at the Richmond Marriott. Our goal is to bring together the brightest minds and most engaging speakers to present talks that are future-focused on a wide range of subjects, to provoke important conversations among design professionals, and to promote networking, relationship building, and collaboration.

This year’s theme: Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business.

Registration opens Tuesday, September 2.

Celebrating its 38th year, ArchEx has always strived to help push the profession forward.

Today’s architects face unprecedented uncertainty & opportunity: rapidly evolving technologies, shifting global and political reality, the urgent demands of climate change, expanding housing crisis, evolving culture of work, and new markets, delivery types, and client expectations. Our profession is at a crossroads. Yesterday’s answers are no match for today’s challenges. Navigating change while delivering high quality work can feel overwhelming, leaving many wondering how to keep pace and make a meaningful impact in their work and communities?

But there is a way forward. Leaders and organizations are embracing innovation, collaboration, and community engagement, to transform these challenges into opportunities. Leveraging sustainable best practices, adaptive reuse, and emerging technologies, the profession can reimagine not just buildings, but the very fabric of our cities and societies. Through new approaches to practice—drawing on neuroscience, biophilic design, community engagement, and powerful storytelling—architects can create spaces that are resilient, efficient, and truly responsive to the needs of all.

Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business is your roadmap to a better tomorrow. ArchEx 2025 brings together visionary leaders and practical strategies to help you adapt, thrive, and lead in a rapidly changing world. You’ll gain actionable insights to future-proof your practice, connect with a community of innovators, and discover how to shape a built environment that is sustainable, inclusive, and ready for tomorrow’s challenges. Join us to turn today’s uncertainty into opportunity.

Thank you to our 2025 Architecture Exchange East sponsors!

Life of the Party
Fire Trol
The Garland Company
The Beauty of Block

Platinum
Duradek MidAtlantic
Decorative Films

Gold
ASSA ABLOY
Dominion Energy
Eden Valders Stone Company
York Building Products
Sherwin Williams
CENTRIA a Nucor company
Longboard Architectural Products

Do you want to be an ArchEx 2025 Sponsor? Secure your sponsorship HERE and/or contact Jody Cranford.

ArchEx 2025: Call for Presentations

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Architecture Exchange East is the annual thought-leadership conference and expo curated by AIA Virginia. The conference will be held Nov. 5-7, 2025, in Richmond at the Richmond Marriott. Our goal is to bring together the brightest minds and most engaging speakers to present talks that are future-focused on a wide range of subjects, to provoke important conversations among design professionals, and to promote networking, relationship building, and collaboration.

This year’s theme is: Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business.

Today’s architects face unprecedented uncertainty & opportunity: rapidly evolving technologies, shifting global and political reality, the urgent demands of climate change, expanding housing crisis, evolving culture of work, and new markets, delivery types, and client expectations. Our profession is at a crossroads. Yesterday’s answers are no match for today’s challenges. Navigating change while delivering high quality work can feel overwhelming, leaving many wondering how to keep pace and make a meaningful impact in their work and communities?

But there is a way forward. Leaders and organizations are embracing innovation, collaboration, and community engagement, to transform these challenges into opportunities. Leveraging sustainable best practices, adaptive reuse, and emerging technologies, the profession can reimagine not just buildings, but the very fabric of our cities and societies. Through new approaches to practice—drawing on neuroscience, biophilic design, community engagement, and powerful storytelling—architects can create spaces that are resilient, efficient, and truly responsive to the needs of all.

Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business is your roadmap to a better tomorrow. ArchEx 2025 brings together visionary leaders and practical strategies to help you adapt, thrive, and lead in a rapidly changing world. You’ll gain actionable insights to future-proof your practice, connect with a community of innovators, and discover how to shape a built environment that is sustainable, inclusive, and ready for tomorrow’s challenges. Join us to turn today’s uncertainty into opportunity.

Celebrating its 38th year, ArchEx has always strived to help push the profession forward. We are looking for exciting and engaging topics and speakers to make this year unforgettable.

We value sessions that encourage conversation, connections, and collaborative learning. Think workshops, roundtables, tours, and interactive panels. Many of our session slots will be 60 minutes, but we can consider reserving longer time slots for more in-depth explorations. 

To propose an offering, complete and submit the Presentation Proposal Form by April 30, 2025. Your proposal will be reviewed, and you will be contacted no later than July 2025. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

Requirements

  • Submit a completed proposal form online
  • Proposals must be received by the deadline date.
  • Expert speakers with public speaking experience are preferred
  • Presentation content must be sufficient for the proposed length of the session

Deadline is 11:59 p.m., April 30, 2025

Decision Process
All proposals are evaluated by AIA Virginia’s Education Advisory Council to ensure they address the educational needs of the audience and that the program is well-balanced. The submission review process will begin in May and will continue until the end of June.

If you would like to be a part of the Education Advisory Council and help shape the ArchEx program, please contact Delaney Ogden at dogden@aiava.org.

Suggestions and Questions
Suggestions for potential speakers or questions about the conference can be directed to Delaney Ogden, Director of Education at dogden@aiava.org.

Topics of interest include (but aren’t limited to):

  • Design the Future
    • Shaping the Built Environment for a Resilient Tomorrow
    • Focus on cutting edge technology, sustainable best practices, innovative business structures to transform the industry.
    • Explores how to leverage advancements to create more efficient, resilient, & responsible firms, buildings, & communities.
    • Decarbonization, electrification, adaptive reuse, and sustainable materials in response to climate change.
  • Evolving Practice/Business
    • New technologies, evolving client needs, increasing importance of collaboration, innovations in work / office / practice. 
    • How emerging technologies like AR, VR, Metaverse are reshaping architectural practice and spatial experiences.
    • Provides insight and strategies to adapt and thrive in a dynamic environment.
    • How neuroscience, psychology, & biophilic design influence architectural practice.
    • How architects can use narrative, visualization, and branding to communicate ideas, win projects, and inspire action.
    • Architecture of Space: designing for human habitation beyond Earth.
    • Architecture beyond space: what design for virtual worlds will look like.
  • Community
    • Building a More Inclusive and Just World Through Architecture
    • Emphasizes the importance of designing with and for communities, focusing on equity, accessibility, and social impact. 
    • Explores how architects can engage with diverse stakeholders to create spaces that meet the needs of all users and contribute to a more just and equitable society.
  • Future of Housing/City/Life
    • New models to address housing crises through design, policy, and technology.
    • The 15-Minute City: Rethinking Urban Design for a Post-Pandemic World. Creating walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods that promote sustainability, equity, and well-being.
  • Adaptive Reuse & Historic Preservation
    • Balancing sustainability, heritage, and innovation in reimagining existing spaces.
  • Tours — Projects of interest, in progress or recently completed, restoration, redevelopment, urban planning, art installations, artist studios, creatives, historical architecture, etc.
  • Tours/experiences of cultural, historical, and artistic interest

We’re curating a dynamic lineup of sessions to help architects, firms, educators, etc. to navigate rapid change while making a meaningful impact. Whether you’re working at the intersection of design and technology, engaged in community-led practice, or reimagining the future of housing or cities—we’d love to hear your voice.

We encourage interactive presentations (panel discussion, live Q&A/audience participation, slide show/visual presentation etc.) and those that qualify for HSW credit. We encourage presentations to tie to this year’s theme of – Design the Future: Advancing Technology, Community & Business.

Mansfield Keynote Speaker at ArchEx ’24

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Jeffrey Yasuo Mansfield is a principal at MASS Design Group, where he works on a portfolio of projects that uplift lived experience and cultural memory. Jeffrey was named the 2023 Lifchez Visiting Professor of Practice in Social Justice at the University of California-Berkeley and the 2023 Bruce Goff Chair of Creative Architecture at the University of Oklahoma. He has taught design studios at the University of California-Berkeley, the University of Michigan, and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Jeffrey is also an inaugural recipient of the Ford and Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Disability Futures fellowship and is a former John W. Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress. Jeffrey co-authored The Architecture of Health, published by Cooper Hewitt and co-edited MASS Design Group’s first Monograph, Justice is Beauty. Jeffrey received his A.B. in Architecture at Princeton University and M.Arch at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He has been deaf since birth.

We are thrilled to have Jeffrey join us at ArchEx this year and give our members a keynote presentation exploring how lessons from Deafness and Disability can inform the design of spaces that promote cultural belonging.

Online Registration is now closed. You can register onsite starting November 6th at the Richmond Marriott.

From the President’s Desk

Posted on by cguske

Ah, September is here, and with it, the cool, crisp days of autumn have arrived! As we’ve mentioned, AIA Virginia leadership has been traveling around our Commonwealth, hosting Town Hall happy hours to enjoy some face time with each of the (5) local chapters. A few weeks ago, we hosted one in my home chapter of Central Virginia at Three Notch’d Brewing in Charlottesville. It was a beautiful and joyful evening with many attending including our emerging professional group which regularly gathers on the first Thursday of each month. Join us on October 3rd for the Northern Virginia Town Hall! We also hosted a warm reception for our local ELA alumni. This group continues to give back to their architectural community, (applications for the class of 2025 are now being accepted!). Our Allied Members at The Garland Company hosted a lunch for those actively leading and volunteering in AIA Central Virginia. It was a wonderful week reconnecting with friends, hearing about emerging programs, and meeting new members eager to step up!

Upon careful consideration of AIA national’s 2025 dues increase of 3.9%, and considering current economic expectations, the AIA Virginia board of directors voted unanimously to hold the state-level dues steady for 2025. As we continue to hone and improve the organization’s impact by elevating and expanding our membership, we are grateful to each of you.

On a more solemn note, we recognize with sadness the passing of Bob Boynton, FAIA, who was a dear friend and inspiration to many and who, for decades, served the AIA at all levels.

Looking forward to November, registration is now open for ArchEx 2024! It is with the greatest hope of seeing all of you there that I offer the following encouragement:

Top 5 reasons to attend Architecture Exchange East 2024

#5          Re-connect with friends

Let’s face it, we don’t keep in touch with people because, well, we’re just too busy. Take a few days to spend some down time with old friends, fellow alumni, and colleagues. And while you’re here, we promise that you’ll make a few new friends who share your path or your passions.

#4          Earn those pesky CEUs

This is a chance to earn all your 2024 CEUs in one glorious event! Choose between dozens of sessions to quench your curiosities, hone your technical knowledge, or glean a new process or product to take back to your work.

#3          Delve into immersive experiences

 Whether it’s a building tour, a community workshop, or an urban sketching excursion, you can engage in hands-on experiences around our capital city. CNN Travel just named RVA as the #1 town in America to visit in 2024! C’mon, what are you waiting for?

#2          Attend the Awards Gala. It’s free!

Yep, this year, a ticket to Thursday night’s Visions Awards Gala is included in your ArchEx 3-day ticket price. It promises to be an evening of fun, frolicking, and celebration, while we recognize and honor the people and projects that inspire us most.

#1          Be inspired by our keynote speakers

This year’s theme of “Adapt” will frame the content as we delve into what it means to adapt to changes in our practices, our profession, and our planet. And Jeffrey Mansfield of MASS Design will headline a keynote not to be missed.  

Have other reasons that you’re attending? Share your ‘Why’ on our Instagram feed!

Kelly D. Callahan, AIA
2024 President, AIA Virginia

Registration Opens Tuesday, September 3!

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Join us for the 37th Architecture Exchange East (ArchEx) annual conference where we delve into the transformative theme of “Adapt” in architecture. As society evolves, so must our approach to design, sustainability, and the integration of diverse perspectives.  The ability of architects and architecture to adapt and innovate is more crucial than ever and this year’s conference promises valuable insights, networking opportunities, and collaborative discussions to improve the quality of the built environment.

AIA Virginia’s annual Architecture Exchange East will take place at the Richmond Marriott in Richmond, VA this November 6-8, 2024!

Architecture Exchange East (ArchEx) is AIA Virginia’s annual signature educational event which brings together architects and designers to deliver a highly-curated program of educational sessions. The event features an exhibit hall showcasing the latest products and services from vendors, suppliers, and consultants. Attendees can earn all or most of the 18 required continuing education credits over the course of the two and a half day program. It also serves as the largest annual networking event for Virginia-based architects and allows architects and educators to share their research and case studies.

Join Us and Become a Sponsor

2024 Tabletop & Networking OPPORTUNITIES
Click to view Sponsorship Options 
Secure your tabletop and networking package early! Space is limited to 38 Sponsors.

Live engagement is more important than ever. 
ArchEx sponsors will have an unparalleled opportunity to connect with Virginia architects through personal engagement during this 2-day event.  Our refreshing, new approach provides the ability to problem solve side-by-side with architects, immersing your sales team in ongoing facilitated workshop discussions, breakout sessions, tours, group dining, social gatherings, and multiple celebrations. 
This is an opportunity to TRULY engage! Need more information? Contact: Jody Cranford, Sponsorship and Advertising Consultant, jcranford@aiava.org

Secure your ArchEx 2024 Sponsorship>>

Architecture Exchange East (ArchEx) 2024: Save the Dates + NEW Location

Posted on by Delaney Ogden

Please save the dates for AIA Virginia’s annual Architecture Exchange East that will take place at the Richmond Marriott in Richmond, VA this November 6-8, 2024!

Architecture Exchange East (ArchEx) is AIA Virginia’s annual signature educational event which brings together architects and designers to deliver a highly-curated program of educational sessions. The event features an exhibit hall showcasing the latest products and services from vendors, suppliers, and consultants. Attendees can earn all or most of the 18 required continuing education credits over the course of the three-day program. It also serves as the largest annual networking event for Virginia-based architects. The event also allows architects and educators to share their research and case studies.

Registration will open after Labor Day 2024 and the hotel room block will be available after registration opens.

Join Us and Become a Sponsor

2024 Tabletop & Networking OPPORTUNITIES
Click to view Sponsorship Options 
Secure your tabletop and networking package early! Space is limited to 38 Sponsors.

Live engagement is more important than ever. 
ArchEx sponsors will have an unparalleled opportunity to connect with Virginia architects through personal engagement during this 2-day event.  Our refreshing, new approach provides the ability to problem solve side-by-side with architects, immersing your sales team in ongoing facilitated workshop discussions, breakout sessions, tours, group dining, social gatherings, and multiple celebrations. 
This is an opportunity to TRULY engage! Need more information? Contact: Jody Cranford, Sponsorship and Advertising Consultant, jcranford@aiava.org

Secure your ArchEx 2024 Sponsorship>>