Kalafsky Named to AIA National Resolutions Committee

February 24, 2013

TRENTON, N.J. (February 21, 2013) — Kurt M. Kalafsky, AIA, a member of AIA Jersey Shore, was recently appointed to the Resolutions Committee of the National Board of the American Institute of Architects.

Kalafsky, of The Aztec Corporation/Aztec Architects LLC of Iselin, N.J., has been a member of AIA-NJ since 1993 and of AIA-NJ’s Jersey Shore section since 1997. He served as secretary of AIA-NJ in 2010-2011, vice president of AIA-NJ in 2012 and is currently the 2013 president-elect. He has also chaired AIA-NJ’s Codes and Standards Committee for four years. Mr. Kalafsky’s term on the Resolutions Committee will commence immediately and continue through December 31, 2015.

As a member of the AIA Resolutions Committee he will work with the cosponsors of resolutions received in accordance with the Institute’s schedule and regulations to try to combine similar resolutions developing substitute resolutions acceptable to each such cosponsor; the Committee may also edit resolutions for grammar and clarity and conformity to form. All resolutions approved by the Resolutions Committee for consideration at the convention are forwarded the Institute Secretary who then transmits them to all components of the Institute.

“I am greatly honored to be given the opportunity to give back to my profession and to the Institute on both a state and national scale.” Kalafsky said.

Mr. Kalafsky is one of the original founders and Chief Technology Officer of The Aztec Corporation and Aztec Architects, LLC. He is a Registered Architect in twenty eight states and the District of Columbia. His 30 years of practical experience has created breadth of knowledge and performance in the research and development of digital mediums in corporate office interiors and base building architecture. Mr. Kalafsky researches the latest technology in both hardware and software for new advancements in the CADD/BIM Industry to develop ways to service Aztec’s clients more effectively and efficiently.

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