Don’t miss The American Institute of Architecture New Jersey Chapter for Equity in Licensure Webinar: Discussions on the Current Process to Licensure Thursday, September 24th, 7-9PM Join fellow AIA New Jersey members for our next webinar on the African American Experience with architectural licensure. According to Architectural Record, the recent NCARB By the Numbers Read More
The AIA New Jersey Equity in Architecture Series Presents a Webinar on Equity in Community Engagement Wednesday, September 16 is the 8th installment of the AIA NJ webinar series based on the AIA Equity Guide to the Architectural Profession. The live Zoom event will be held from 6:30-8:30PM. Equitable and inclusive practices involve not only Read More
The American Institute of Architecture New Jersey Chapter Discusses Equity in Testing: What the ARE can learn from LSAT and Barbri on Thursday, September 10th, 7-9PM Join fellow AIA New Jersey members for this week’s webinar on the African American Experience with the ARE. According to Architectural Record, the recent NCARB By the Numbers 2020 Read More
The American Institute of Architecture New Jersey Chapter Discusses Equity in Apprenticeship: AXP/IDP/Interns Register for this week’s AIA New Jersey webinar on the African American experience pursuing architectural apprenticeship. Patricia N. Ramallo, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C & Homes, CPHD, NCARB Senior Manager, Experience + Education, joins the conversation this week. According to Architectural Read More
AIA New Jersey Architect’s Storytime is looking for Readers In an effort to introduce architecture and architects to the children of New Jersey, AIA New Jersey is embarking on AIA NJ Architect’s Storytime. Members can record themselves reading the children’s book of their choice that will teach or inspire the listeners about architecture and Read More
The American Institute of Architecture New Jersey Chapter Discusses Equity in Architecture Education: Removing Road Blocks Join fellow AIA New Jersey members for this week’s webinar on the African American Experience Pursuing higher education in Architecture. According to Architectural Record, the recent NCARB By the Numbers 2020 report, the ninth annual report released by Read More
Celebrate 30 Years of the Americans With Disabilities Act 30 Years ago today, President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law — the world’s first comprehensive civil rights law for people with disabilities — in front of 3,000 people on the White House lawn on July 26, 1990,. The event represented Read More
In Memoriam: Van B. Bruner, Jr. FAIA AIA New Jersey has received the sad news that our colleague Van B. Bruner, Jr. FAIA was called home by our ancestors on July 10, 2020. Mr. Bruner was 89 years old. Rest in Power, Van B. Bruner Jr., FAIA! Mr. Van B. Bruner, Jr., FAIA, was dedicated Read More
In Celebration of the Life and Progress of Louise Blanchard Bethune, FAIA Born on this day in 1856, Louise Blanchard Bethune was the first American woman known to have worked as a professional architect, the first woman member of the American Institute of Architects and the first woman Fellow of the AIA. She was Read More
AIA New Jersey Discussions on Diversity in Architecture According to Architectural Record, the recent NCARB By the Numbers 2020 report, the ninth annual report released by the organization, offers a closer look at demographics and diversity. The article by Mirian Sitz notes, “With more detailed demographic information available this year than in the past, Read More
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