Unique Architect Partnership Program at www.accessarchitecture.com
The Washington, DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) (www.aiadc.com) today announced its participation in Reed Construction Data’s (www.reedconstructiondata.com) accessArchitecture initiative, a free program offering architects a suite of resources in exchange for project information.
AIA|DC joins a growing list of component partners in the accessArchitecture program, closely following the AIA national chapter’s announcement of Reed Construction Data as its inaugural strategic partner.
“A large portion of our business is based on or around architects and the design community,” said Steve Ritchie, Vice President of Marketing, Reed Construction Data. “We are continuously working to enhance our accessArchitecture offerings and cultivate positive relationships with the AIA and its members.”
Since the program’s inception in 2007, Reed Construction Data has expanded accessArchitecture by adding a broad mix of free resources including a featured listing in Reed Design Registry, an online directory of architectural firms; local, regional and national project leads through Reed Connect; access to the RSMeans CustomCost Estimator and its comprehensive library; a DETAIL magazine subscription; a SmartBIM Library seat, credits for purchases at the online Architectural Press/Elsevier bookstore and even payment for every project shared.
“The accessArchitecture program is a leading initiative that truly focuses on the needs of our architects,” said Mary Fitch, executive director, AIA|DC. “We’re excited to be a part of this powerful resource.”
For more information on accessArchitecture or to register, visit www.accessarchitecture.com.
About AIA|DC
Founded in 1887, the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects serves the Nation's Capital, functioning as both the "local" and "state" component of the AIA for the District of Columbia. The Chapter was intimately involved in the design and planning of Washington, and continues to play an active role in city development today.
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