Take Action Now on the next COVID-19 Relief Bill
While Congress continues its active discussions on the next relief measure, they need to hear from you. AIA has crafted a draft letter for you to use to weigh in with your federal legislators on this important legislation to
AIA praises Senate for advancing desperately needed COVID-19 relief
WASHINGTON – March 26, 2020 – The American Institute of Architects (AIA) praises approval of the third economic relief package passed by the Senate last night, which will provide significant financial support to businesses and their employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. The House
Letter from Robert Ivy, FAIA
We hope this message finds you and those important to you well and safe. The ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency is an unprecedented challenge personally and professionally. To ensure that you have the latest information on federal relief packages, we wanted
AIA implores Congress to provide relief to business owners and employees
Advocates for investment in infrastructure to stimulate economic recovery. WASHINGTON – March 20, 2020 – The American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2020 President Jane Frederick, FAIA, and EVP/Chief Executive Officer Robert Ivy, FAIA, are urging Congress to address the critical needs
COVID-19 Updates
On March 13, the City of Fort Worth declared a State of Emergency due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. For the safety of our staff, members, and the public, AIA Fort Worth is making adjustments to our scheduled events. We thank you for your
AIA FW Job Board
Posted 2/19/19 Job Opening: AutoCAD Draftsman Experience: 3+ years Residential Plan Production Job Description: Looking for a draftsman with 3+ years of residential architectural production using AutoCAD. Solid working knowledge of residential plan production and the ability to work with building codes. Fast-paced and
Get to Know Your Architect: Tony Hartin, AIA
Letter from Eric L. Hahnfeld, AIA
TAC Membership Letter 2017 From Eric Hahnfeld, AIA.
Frank D. Welch, FAIA
The loss of Frank D. Welch, FAIA at age 90 on June 22 in Dallas leaves a significant hole in the fabric of Texas architecture. His contributions and his achievements over the past six decades are likely never to be repeated. His legacy
Louis Kahn at the Kimbell Art Museum
By Lee Hill, AIA Most of Louis Kahn’s body of work goes unrealized. However, his biggest legacy to the profession of architecture is his lasting influence on successive generations of architects who came after. I studied Kahn’s work extensively as a