Join the AIA International Global Mentorship Program Kickoff on April 28. We will explore the value of mentorship, meet new mentors and mentees, and hear inspiring success stories.
We are excited to announce the AIA International Global Mentorship Program 2025 cycle is now open for registration!
AIA International and AIA Hong Kong proudly present our International Conference 2024, hosted in Hong Kong on October 24-26, 2024 (with optional extension activities October 23 and October 27).
We invite you to join us in October and explore ways to create a better built environment that responds to the unique challenges of our times.
We are seeking nominations for the position of AIA International First Vice President, to serve on the board for a term from January 2025 through December 2025 (as First Vice President); from January 2026 through December 2027 (as President); from January 2028 through December 2028 (as Immediate Past President).
As Hong Kong has gradually loosened its COVID-19 restrictions over the past two months, we have been grateful for the opportunity of hosting in person events. These include building tours of the Advanced Manufacturing Centre, Bishop Hill Reservoir, Haw Par Mansion, and Shaw Auditorium where our members were excited to meet each other in person.
With the start of 2022, we have a new board comprised of the elected officers, the representatives of each chapter, three at-large directors focussed on the at-large members not represented by a local chapter, and adjunct directors that continue to contribute their experience to the board.
AIA Middle East is proud to coordinate and participate in the shortlisting of mosque designs for the 4th cycle (2020-2023) of Abdullatif Alfozan Award for Mosque Architecture.
The AIA Continental Europe Chapter held its own Virtual Conference: Building for Resilience over 3 days on November 18-20, 2021. This conference focused on three strands - space, education and technology - highlighted projects whose innovative practices in these areas exemplified resilience, and considered how architects can connect the dots between the three.
