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A complete listing of 2010 AIA Los Angeles Committees, including contact information for Chairs, Vice-Chairs, Past-Chairs and Staff Liaisons.
The 2010 AIA Los Angeles Organization Chart graphically illustrates the relationships of the Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, Portfolios and Committees.
Highlighted by an annual exhibition, the 2x8 Program showcases students and projects from local schools that exemplify the unequaled diversity of architecture and design programs available in the Los Angeles area.
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The AIA/Los Angeles’ Academic Outreach Committee (AOC) is engaged in a continuous effort to develop connections between local schools and the architecture profession, with the hope of establishing a strong foundation for ongoing collaboration.
Facilitates networking in the architectural community to share information relating to health facility planning/design/construction, changes in regulatory trends, technology, delivery of care, resources and opportunities.
Kindly take note that the Feb. 18 meeting will be held instead at the Wilshire Grand, a block away from the original venue of SGH, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger.
The purpose of the Building Enclosure Council is to promote and encourage discussion, training, education, technology transfer, the exchange of information about local issues and cases, relevant weather conditions, and all matters concerning building enclosures and the related science.
Reviews issues affecting building performance and current building codes, regulations and ordinances, as well as accesses the pending or newly enacted revisions and their impact on the technical aspects of building design and performance.
Encourages the understanding and use of computer aided drafting software.
Examines the worldwide environment and resource-availability of the natural built environments; addresses global issues; defines sustainable architecture and settlement planning.
Promotes the uses of digital media and methods in the practice of architecture. Activities include education and training on software applications such as CAD, image processing, and analytical tools. The committee does not have a regular meeting time. We use e-mail, web sites, etc. as our primary means of communication. Please send an e-mail to to participate.
Coordinates and promotes the annual Design Awards program and NEXT LA Awards, including the reception and exhibit.
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The Emerging Professionals Committee establishes connections among and advocates on behalf of architecture school graduates, aspiring and recently-licensed architects and Associates, as well as the individuals that mentor these important groups of people.
Fellowship is the highest honor that can be accorded AIA Architect members. Candidates must have ten years membership and demonstrate excellence and influence in one of five particular categories. Each year, the Committee identifies, invites, and nominates qualified members for elevation to Fellowship. The committee also assists nominees in finding mentors and preparing submittal portfolios. More information may be obtained from the co-chairs. Specific rules, deadlines and frequently asked questions are available online at www.aia.org/awp_fellowship.
HRC is engaged in promoting the role of the historic architect within the profession through the development of information and knowledge among members, allied professional organizations, and the public.
The committee’s mission is to increase awareness of significant interior architecture within the greater Los Angeles area among the architecture and design community, as well as the supporting manufacturer, vendor and construction community.
The mission of the International Practice Committee is to promote the unique talents of Los Angeles architects in the global community, to act as a bridge between the global community and Los Angeles Architects and to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and expertise concerning the international practice of architecture among members of AIA Los Angeles.
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Access L.A. City Hall is an annual event hosted by the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and is LA’s premier business advocacy event.
Masters of Architecture is a lecture series organized by the American Institute of Architects/Los Angeles Chapter featuring local, national and international architects at the forefront of their field.
Review and development of MOBIUS LA content, creation and implementation in concert with Staff.
Chaired by Vice President/President-Elect, together with the current President and three AIA members-at-large, this committee nominates members for the upcoming year’s Board.
Past Presidents committee.
The AIA/LA Political Outreach Committee meets monthly to develop the legislative agenda for the Los Angeles Chapter and schedules meetings directly with LA City Council members & the Mayors Office during the annual Grassroots Legislative Day.
The AIA Los Angeles Practice Committee has been organized by representatives from architecture/engineering firms with an established presence in the Los Angeles area and a focus on large-scale public and institutional building projects.
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Will consist of 7-10 members to include present, past, and future leaders who will address strategic alliances, long-term Chapter goals, and establishing legacies. Staggered terms.
Serves as a resource for AIA members, the profession, and the public in the deployment of computer technology in the practice of architecture.
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Serves as an advocacy group supporting legislative initiatives and public and private investments that improve urban design in Los Angeles. The committee has monthly information meetings and initiates workshops and programs to address a variety of current urban design issues.