At AIA26, this year's National Conference of the American Institute of Architects in San Diego, Joshua Zinder, AIA, of JZA+D and Christopher Farnum, AIA, of Studio Hillier presented Session SE303, Architect, Also Developer: Achieving Stability, Growth, and Better...
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AIA New Jersey Past President Fellows Serve on NCARB National Board and Committees
Congratulations to Robert Cozzarelli, FAIA, NCARB, SARA, PP, CID, for being elected to serve as a regional director of the National Board of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) at the Annual Business Meeting. Cozzarelli was nominated to...
AIA New Jersey Past President Fellows Take on New Leadership Roles at the New Jersey State Board of Architects
At the New Jersey State Board of Architects' regularly scheduled virtual meeting on June 9, 2026, William M. Brown, III, FAIA, NOMAC, was nominated and elected as the new President. Albert F. Zaccone, FAIA, PP, CID, was elected Vice President. Robert Cozzarelli, FAIA,...
AIA NJ & Tri-State Design Awards Call for Submissions Honoring Architectural Excellence2026 Design Awards
   AIA NJ & Tri-State Design AwardsCall for Submissions Honoring Architectural Excellence2026 Design AwardsThe AIA New Jersey Design Awards program celebrates the finest architectural design in the state. Recognizing excellence in architecture, interior design,...
Enter The The AIA New Jersey Educational and Scholarship Foundation Logo Design Competition
Dear AIA New Jersey Members, We’re excited to share a unique opportunity for our community to help shape something that will have a lasting impact on the future of the profession.The AIA New Jersey Educational and Scholarship Foundation is officially launching a Logo...
AIA Conference on Architecture and Design 2026 Flat Architect Wrap-up
By William J. Martin, AIAAI was utilized to edit this blog drop The AIA Conference on Design A’26, in San Diego, California, will be remembered for many reasons, but one of its most memorable highlights was the lively presence of Flat Architect. What began as a...





