Read a final briefing on COP26 from a member of AIA's official delegation, Lisa Richmond, Hon. AIA, Senior Fellow, Architecture 2030.

"Munger Hall, as proposed, will create harmful and unhealthy living conditions for its residents. It contradicts scholarship emanating from some of the most respected institutions in the land. At UCSB, it will set a negative precedent, literally and symbolically, for generations to come. This contrasts with existing UCSB dorms and structures which are emblematic of the University of California’s
position as a global thought leader..."

It wasn't quiet. President Wade Killefer, FAIA, points out eight areas of tangible success at the Chapter in 2021.

2021 AIALA President sets the course for the coming year at the organization.

As we enter a celebration of Black History Month, the AIA Los Angeles J.E.D.I. committee would like to invite our Black members to share a piece of their journey, whether professional or personal.

Discover who they are, their achievements, and areas of expertise...

Re-opening offices and/or public operations after pandemic closures? Discover essential information gathered from legal and human resources.

Our communities have failed to properly address the ongoing houselessness crisis. Solutions to our very present emergency need to be inclusive and go beyond emergency measures, supporting long-term, caring solutions for the over 66,000 human beings that lack adequate shelter.

We propose seven specific affordable housing shortage and social justice related recommendations for consideration by the leaders of the City of Los Angeles.

Fifteen recipients change the Los Angeles region through design and valuable contributions to the profession of architecture.

The AIALA Nominating Committee, led by 2021 Chapter Vice President/2022 President Elect Mitra Memari, AIA, is pleased to announce the names of the following members, who have been nominated as candidates for the 2022 AIALA Board.