AIA Redwood Empire

A Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

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Upgrade Membership to Emeritus Status

If you have been an AIA (Architect or Associate) member for 15 successive years and you are 65 years old or incapacitated, you may be eligible to upgrade your membership to an Emeritus Subscriber Membership. This will result in much lower dues.

Please use the Membership Upgrade Form or contact your chapter Executive Director for assistance. exec@aiare.org

 

AIA College of Fellows

AIA College of Fellows The AIA College of Fellows seeks to stimulate a sharing of interests among Fellows, promote the purposes of the Institute, advance the profession of architecture, and be of ever-increasing service to society.

The College of Fellows, founded in 1952, is composed of members of the Institute who are elected to Fellowship by a jury of their peers. Fellowship is one of the highest honors the AIA can bestow upon a member. Elevation to Fellowship not only recognizes the achievements of the architect as an individual but also elevates before the public and the profession those architects who have made significant contributions to architecture and to society.

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If you are searching for information about becoming a Fellow, see the Fellowship Web page.
 

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Architect Member

Architect Member (AIA): Individuals licensed to practice architecture in a U.S. state or territory. 2012 Application

Total 2012 membership dues: $540.50 (includes membership in AIA National, AIA State and the AIA Redwood Empire Chapter)

  • Chapter assignment is based on the zip code of where you work or live. If you do not live in the Redwood Empire chapter area, but would like to be a member of AIA Redwood Empire, please contact exec@aiare.org or call (707) 838-2672.
  • In order for your application to be fully processed, you must provide a copy of your current license.
  • This type of membership requires joining at the local, state and national levels.

Associate Member

Associate Member (Assoc. AIA): Individual without a U.S. architectural license who is either a recent architect graduate, working in architecture, a faculty member in a university program in architecture, or currently enrolled in the Intern Development Program (IDP) and working toward licensure. 2012 Application

2012 membership dues: $178.00 (includes membership in AIA National, AIA State and the AIA Redwood Empire Chapter)

  • Chapter assignment is based on the zip code of where you work or live. If you do not live in the Redwood Empire chapter area, but would like to be a member of AIA Redwood Empire, please contact exec@aiare.org or call (707) 838-2672.
  • This type of membership requires joining at the local, state and national levels.
  • Qualified candidates include individuals without a U.S. architectural license who meets one of the four membership criteria:
    • Recent graduate with a degree in architecture (if you have graduated within the past 18 months, you qualify for the Assoc. AIA - Recent Graduate membership)
    • Currently enrolled in the Intern Development Program (IDP) and working toward licensure
    • Currently work under the supervision of an architect or hold a degree in architecture
    • Faculty member in a university program in architecture

Recent Graduate - Associate Member

Recent Graduate - Associate Member (Assoc. AIA): Individual without a U.S. architectural license who is a recent architect graduate. 2012 application (diploma or transcript required)

Membership dues: $60.00 (includes membership in AIA National, AIA State and the AIA Redwood Empire Chapter)

  • Chapter assignment is based on the zip code of where you work or live. If you do not live in the Redwood Empire chapter area, but would like to be a member of AIA Redwood Empire, please contact exec@aiare.org or call (707) 838-2672.
  • In order for your application to be fully processed, you must provide a copy of your diploma or transcript.
  • This type of membership requires joining at the local, state and national levels.
  • Qualified individuals receive up to 18 months of free membership in the AIA, ending December 31 of the following year of graduation.

Candidates include individuals who have graduated with a degree in architecture from a NAAB-accredited school. You can access a list of accredited programs. National Architectural Accrediting Board

Allied and Corporate Members

 

Our Allied/Affiliate and Corporate Affiliate/Allied memberships are for those working in fields other than architecture. The main difference between the two memberships is that Allied is for individuals and Corporate Allied is for firms. 2013 Allied Member Application

Allied: Individuals working in a field other than architecture, such as design, engineering, construction, law, marketing, etc.

  • Allied membership dues: $285.00 (Includes membership to AIA Redwood Empire Chapter only.)
  • Allied membership provides local benefits only.
  • Allied members share in all AIA Redwood Empire resources, programs, services, and activities, establishing relationships with architects that go beyond sales and specifications.

Corporate Allied: Firms working in industries other than architecture, such as design, engineering, construction, law, marketing, etc., who wish to have the entire firm receive benefits of local membership.

  •     Corporate Allied membership dues: $880.00

Student Member

 

Student: Individual currently enrolled in an architecture or architecture-related program at a local institution.

  • Student membership dues: $15.00
  • Student membership provides local benefits only.
  • Students currently enrolled in an architecture or architecture related program at a local institution. If you are not enrolled in an accredited program, you may not qualify for Associate status when you graduate - please see the requirements under Associate member.
  • This membership is separate from the "AIA Student" (AIAS) organization.
  • Schools in the Bay Area with architecture programs include:
    • Academy of Art University
    • California College of the Arts
    • City College of San Francisco
    • San Francisco Institute of Architecture
    • UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design
    • University of San Francisco
    • Santa Rosa Junior College

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