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The AIA Miami Hard Hat Committee invites you to join AIA Members and people from allied fields for a Hard Hat tour of the Venetian Pool's restoration. Please keep in mind that this is a very limited tour for professionals, only. Tickets are extremely limited and you must bring your ticket or confirmation email to … Continued
Join us for an empowering 2-day leadership summit designed to inspire, connect, and elevate women across the architecture and design industries. This dynamic event brings together trailblazers, changemakers, and emerging leaders for two full days of networking, education, and entertainment. What to Expect: Insightful panels & keynote speakers Leadership workshops & skill-building sessions Interactive networking … Continued
In an era defined by climate instability, geopolitical realignments, and profound social transformations, housing for all examines how architecture can transcend the provision of shelter to actively cultivate community, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
Learn the history of Miami and its people through its buildings. Join us for a fascinating walking tour that leads you on a journey to downtown Miami’s most historic and architecturally significant buildings. Led by a knowledgeable local architect or architecture enthusiast, the tour covers almost a hundred years of architectural styles, and highlights the … Continued
Help us celebrate the Urban Warriors among us at the 6th annual Urban Warrior Awards
Use of natural and engineered wood products in construction, focusing on fire safety, code regulations, layout, connections, bay spacing, lateral design, and aesthetics.
In an era defined by climate instability, geopolitical realignments, and profound social transformations, housing for all examines how architecture can transcend the provision of shelter to actively cultivate community, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
In an era defined by climate instability, geopolitical realignments, and profound social transformations, housing for all examines how architecture can transcend the provision of shelter to actively cultivate community, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
