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AIAGR 2013 Scholarship Winner
The Grand Rapids Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has selected Alissa Hahn to receive its annual $1,000 student scholarship to assist in continuing her architectural education. Alissa Hahn of Grandville completed her BS in Architecture at University of Michigan and is now working to complete her Master of Architecture and Certificate of Historic Preservation at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Alissa was highly recommended by her U of M professors and her AIA Grand Rapids former employer and mentor, Neale Bauman, principal of The Design Forum.
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Active Commute Week - May 13-17, 2013
In a stroke of creativity, Grand Rapids celebrates bike month with Active Commute Week. The challenge promotes healthy competition among companies and individuals to compete against others in the area to utilize active transportation.
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AIA Grand Rapids Call for Nominations
Each year, your AIA Grand Rapids Board of Directors is faced, as is every organization, with succession--the need to find and develop new leadership. The Board is asking that you seriously consider yourself or others that you think would be particularly well suited to serve on the AIAGR Board by nominating that person. Please contact me with your nominations or interest in serving on the AIAGR Board or if you have any questions about serving on the Board.
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AIAGR Bowling Night
On a snowy Thursday evening in January, a group of athletically-inclined architects gathered at Clique Lanes in
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AIA Grand Rapids Bowling Night
Join us for a fun and relaxed evening of bowling and catching up with your favorite people (your fellow architects and designers, obviously)!
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Architects Gala and Honor Awards 2012
Register now for the 2012 Architects Gala and Honor Awards! This year's event will be Saturday, September 29 at 6 p.m. in the AIA Architects Gallery at the historic Harris Building at 111 South Division.
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Name Change Vote Results
The name change proposal was passed with 102 members participating and 76% percent of those participating supporting the proposal.
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