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What is AIA? The Power of AIA is YOU!

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Membership Update!

Unrenewed members move to Not Current as of March 31. Members who have not renewed for 2023 will no longer be active and membership will not be current.

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Do more with AIA. Join today.

With more than 96,000 members, AIA is the largest, most influential network of architecture professionals.

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Dues Installment Program

The dues installment plan is now available for renewing members. We are happy to assist you with your renewal. Member support agents are available to take your enrollment by phone at (800) 242-3837, option 2.

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What are the AIA membership requirements for continuing education?

AIA Architect and International Associate members are required to complete 18 learning units (LUs) of continuing education every year. Of those 18 LUs, at least 12 must be for approved health, safety, and welfare (HSW) courses. Architect Emeritus members are required to complete one (1) LU each membership year. Associate and Allied members do not have a continuing education requirement.

New members are not required to complete the AIA continuing education requirement until their first full year as a member. For example, someone who joins in June will not be required to complete 18 LUs until the following year.

Please visit https://www.aia.org/pages/2696-continuing-education-aia-and-state-requirement for more information.

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Earn your Architecture License!

To practice architecture in the United States, you must earn a license from the regulatory board in the jurisdiction where you want to practice. Each of the 55 U.S. states and territories, or jurisdictions, sets their own requirements for licensure in that jurisdiction, but they all include three core components: education, experience, and examination.

NCARB recommends and encourages national standards for these three areas, which many licensing boards choose to adopt—although others set their own unique qualifications.

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Six Ways to Renew Your AIA Membership

The value of architecture is evolving rapidly as more and more fields recognize the importance of the built environment in addressing social, economic, and environmental…

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10 Resources to Help You Become an Architect

These resources will provide a framework to guide you through the path to licensure.

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Why renew your membership?

For questions or to speak about hardship options, contact AIA Miami Chapter, Marilyn Lugo at [email protected].

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Newly Licensed?

Renew as an Architect after the first or second year of becoming licensed and you will receive a special membership dues discount. Newly licensed architect…

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ARE 5.0 Study Strategy

Resources to help you study

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AIA Advocacy Wins on Climate and Housing

After two years of advocating that Buildings Are Infrastructure, AIA’s climate and equity goals took a big step forward with the passage of the Inflation Reduction…

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Get Ready for the ARE With a Free Practice Exam for Each Division

Looking for study resources for the ARE? NCARB has developed ARE 5.0 practice exams to help you prepare for the real thing!

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AIA Miami Career Center

The AIA Miami Career Center is the exclusive job board and resume listing for the South Florida design community and is FREE to AIA Miami…

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NCARB AXP Update

To complete the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP®), you have to earn 1,860 hours of experience under setting A—that’s work completed under the supervision of a U.S. or Canadian architect, while working for (and paid!) by a firm lawfully practicing architecture.

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Reminder: Qualifier License Number Required

As a reminder due to legislation enacted in 2020, architecture firms are no longer required to obtain a certificate of authorization. Instead, architecture is practiced…

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AIA Members

Daniel Cutimanco, Assoc AIA
Olha Khymytsia, Assoc AIA
Shannon Samere Lee-Sin, Assoc AIA
Pilar Marte, Assoc AIA
Andrea D. Taylor Jones, Assoc AIA
Eduardo Gomez, AIA
Alexandros Washburn, AIA
Kirk K. Weng, AIA

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