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Benefits
Benefits of membership with the AIA include far more than being able to use “AIA” after your name. The American Institute of Architects exists to create opportunities for professional development and fellowship, as well as raise awareness of the architecture profession in the community.
AIA Continuing Education Systems
The AIA plays an active role in the continuing education of its members. We strive to provide valued opportunities for AIA members to maximize their professional skills through effective learning partnerships with firms, continuing education providers and all AIA components. The state of Florida automatically accepts all registered and approved AIA courses. AIA Members can view their transcript online.
Career Center
Nationwide job postings and resume listings are available at AIA's online Career Center.
Local and state chapters
Local networking activities, educational seminars, and regional updates are available through our local and state chapters.
AIA Government Affairs
Government at all levels can affect you, your livelihood, and how you practice architecture. Government Affairs fights for fair laws and regulations regarding the built environment, promotes design and construction industry leadership, and advocates the vital role architects play in creating livable communities. AIA Government Affairs activities provide a voice for the architectural professional that reaches Capitol Hill, your state legislature, and your city council.
AIA Mentoring Program
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) offers a series of mentoring tools to help you be an effective mentor as well as to find one. These programs are a collaborative effort of the AIA national Mentoring Task Group and numerous contributors from within and outside of the profession of architecture.
Follow the link for The AIA Trust, where you can learn about additional benefits, including:
- Term Life Insurance
- Professional Liability Insurance
- Business Owners Insurance
- Disability Insurance (Personal and Business)
- Healthcare Coverage
- High Limit Accident Insurance
- Long Term Care Insurance
- Personal Insurance
- Retirement Plans
- Legal Information Service
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Architect Member
Definition: Currently licensed to practice architecture in the United States. Proof of current licensure (wallet certificate) must be furnished with application.
Title: May use the initials AIA after your name.
The American Institute of Architects is a three-tier organization. Bylaws require that Members join and maintain membership at all three levels- National, State and Local Chapter. |
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Cost
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State |
National |
DUES AMOUNT IS APPLICABLE FOR Remainder of 2010 |
| $87.50 |
$192.50 |
$122.00 |
New Member Architects |
| $87.50 |
$192.50 |
$122.00 |
Reinstating Architect |
$302.00 Total (Make check payable to AIA National)
This dues amount reflects admission to the AIA National Convention in 2010 held in Miami, FL
Please submit one check as noted, along with your completed application to:
Karen Jones, Executive Director
AIA Orlando Chapter
930 Woodcock Road, Suite 226
Orlando , Florida 32803
AIA Architect Member Application (pdf) |
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Associates Member
Definition: Unlicensed to practice architecture but meets one of the following criteria:
- Under the supervision of an architect in a professional or technical capacity.
- A faculty member in an accredited university program in architecture.
- Holds a professional degree in architecture.
- Enrolled in Intern Development Program (IDP).
Title: may use the title "Associate AIA" after your name.
The American Institute of Architects is a three-tier organization. Bylaws require that Members join and maintain membership at all three levels- National, State and Local Chapter. |
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Cost
| Local |
State |
National |
DUES AMOUNT IS APPLICABLE FOR Remainder of 2010 |
| $25.00 |
$52.50 |
$52.50 |
New Member Associate |
| $50.00 |
$52.50 |
$52.50 |
Reinstating Associate |
$130.00 Total (Make check payable to AIA National) |
$155.00 Reinstating Total (Make check payable to AIA National) |
This dues amount reflects admission to the AIA National Convention in 2010 held in Miami, FL
Please submit one check as noted, along with your completed application to:
Karen Jones, Executive Director
AIA Orlando Chapter
930 Woodcock Road, Suite 226
Orlando , Florida 32803
Associate AIA Member Application (pdf) |
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International Member
Definition: Holder of an architecture licensure or equivalent from a non-U.S. licensing authority, but without a license to practice in U.S. Proof of foreign licensure must be provided.
Title: May use the title "Associate AIA" after your name, but not the term "AIA Associate"
The American Institute of Architects is a three-tier organization. Bylaws require that Members join and maintain membership at all three levels- National, State and Local Chapter. |
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Cost
| Local |
State |
National |
DUES AMOUNT IS APPLICABLE FOR Remainder of 2010 |
| $50.00 |
$52.50 |
$52.50 |
International Member |
$155.00 Total (Make check payable to AIA National)
This dues amount reflects admission to the AIA National Convention in 2010 held in Miami, FL Please submit one check as noted, along with your completed application to:
Karen Jones, Executive Director
AIA Orlando Chapter
930 Woodcock Road, Suite 226
Orlando , Florida 32803
International Associate AIA Member Application (pdf) |
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Allied Membership
Definition: Individuals who are employed outside of the architecture practice, but are involved in disciplines allied to the field of architecture, i.e, landscape architects, interior designers, engineers, artists, government officials, journalists. Also includes organizational representatives as those employed in the construction and building industry engaged in the research, design, development, testing, manufacture, distribution or training for building and construction products, services, or systems.
Allied Benefits:
- Great way to get to know AIA Orlando’s Architects
- A Chance to expose your company to over 600 members of AIA Orlando.
- The opportunity to attend all AIA Orlando meetings and events. Both free and or at a discounted members rate.
- A free link to your company’s webpage on AIA Orlando’s website.
- A free mailing list of all AIA Orlando’s membership.
Professional Allied Membership Annual Dues
Dues are assessed per the AIA Florida and AIA Orlando Bylaws: |
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Cost
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State |
National |
DUES AMOUNT IS APPLICABLE FOR 2010 |
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$250.00 |
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(Voluntary
Membership) Payable: AIA Florida |
| $195.00 |
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Payable: AIA Orlando |
TWO dues checks, if you want to also be a member on the State level along with your completed application, should be mailed to:
AIA Orlando Chapter
930 Woodcock Road, Suite 226
Orlando, FL 32803
Professional Allied Member Application (pdf)
Allied Payment by Credit Card Form |
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Emeritus Member
Definition: An AIA member for 15 successive years and 70 years of age, or 60 years of age and fully retired, or incapacitated and unable to work in the profession.
Title: May use the initials AIA after your name.
The American Institute of Architects is a three-tier organization. Bylaws require that Members join and maintain membership at all three levels- National, State and Local Chapter. |
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Cost
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State |
National |
DUES AMOUNT IS APPLICABLE FOR 2010 |
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$48.00 |
If member wants to receive mailings,
otherwise no amount is due. |
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$25.00 |
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If member wants to receive mailings,
otherwise no amount is due. |
| $25.00 |
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If member wants to receive mailings,
otherwise no amount is due. |
$98.00 Total (Make check payable to AIA National)
Please submit one check as noted, along with your completed application to:
Karen Jones, Executive Director
AIA Orlando Chapter
930 Woodcock Road, Suite 226
Orlando , Florida 32803 |
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