The American Institute of Architects (AIA)
The American Institute of Architects is pleased have Reed Construction Data as its inaugural Strategic Partner. This collaboration offers significant resources to AIA members to support the growth of the A/E/C Community.
For Design Professionals
The American Institute of Architects has resources, tools, and savings to support your practice and career.
- AIArchitect, the flagship publication, each week brings architects the latest news of the profession, business and practice tips, and design trends.
- Architect’s Knowledge Resource enables AIA members to contribute high-quality, authoritative content, such as white papers, best practices, research, images, and more. Find solutions, share expertise and connect with other design professionals with this valuable tool.
- Architect Finder is the online database allowing AIA members to showcase core contact information and more. Firm profiles, areas of expertise, and portfolios of work are just a few of the options available to customize a firm listing.
- For nearly 120 years, AIA Contract Documents have set the standard for design and construction contracts—becoming the most trusted standard-form contract documents in the industry.
- The Navigating the Economy page brings practical resources to help architects in challenging economic times, including RFQ postings.
- AIA Continuing Education (CES) - AIA/CES is an architect’s most reliable source regarding how and where to acquire the continuing education to maintain and build professional skills.
- The AIA Economics and Market Research group reports on firm, business and practice trends. Their work includes the monthly Architecture Billings Index, which is a leading economic indicator of the design and construction industry.
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About The American Institute of Architects
For over 150 years, members of The American Institute of Architects have worked with each other and their communities to create more valuable, healthy, secure, and sustainable buildings and cityscapes. AIA members have access to the right people, knowledge and tools to create better design and, through such resources and access, they help clients and communities make their visions real.
