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June 11, 2025
AIA25 Annual Meeting Summary
AIA Annual Business Meeting Update Membership Growth: AIA membership continues to grow, pacing ahead of last year despite challenging economic conditions. The institute is seeing increased participation from women and underrepresented groups. Strong Financial Health: AIA received a clean audit for the fiscal year and achieved a significant milestone—balancing the 2025 operating budget without withdrawing from the 1735 Investment Fund
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2021 ICC Code Adoption Delayed
June 20, 2025
The PA Department of Labor and Industry has not completed the regulatory process required to enforce the 2021 ICC codes. As a result, the previously anticipated enforcement date of July 13, 2025, is no longer valid. We will immediately notify you when we have a new enforcement date. Based on the required steps still necessary and in combination with publicized meeting dates and statutory timelines,
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AIA PA Celebrates Architecture Week at the State Capitol
April 17, 2025
In celebration of Architecture Week, AIA Pennsylvania is proud to honor the recipients of our 2024 Design and COTE Awards—recognizing excellence in architectural design and sustainability—and to inspire the next generation of architects. On display in the main rotunda of the Pennsylvania State Capitol, AIA PA is featuring our award-winning projects from across the state and beyond. A prominently featured
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2025-2026 Legislative Survey Insights
March 19, 2025
Ranking the Profession’s Priorities 2025-2026 Legislative Survey Insights Every year, AIA Pennsylvania conducts a legislative survey to gather insights from our members on the most pressing issues affecting the architecture profession and the built environment. This year, we polled our over 3,000 members to better understand their priorities and concerns, ensuring that our advocacy efforts align with the needs of
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Future of Pennsylvania’s Construction Statute of Repose Hinges on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court Ruling
March 17, 2025
by Anthony Potter, Offit|Kurman
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AIA Pennsylvania Awards Grant to Two Members Advancing Toward Architectural Licensure
March 10, 2025
Grant Honors Aspiring Architects for Their Dedication to the Field and Community Involvement The Emerging Professionals Committee of the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA EPiC) is delighted to announce the recipients of the 2024 Paula Maynes ARE Grant. Established in 2015, this grant recognizes exceptional architectural graduates on their journey to licensure, celebrating their contributions to
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AIA Pennsylvania and Component delegates hold meetings on Capitol Hill
February 28, 2025
Delegates of AIA PA, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Central PA, and Northeastern PA visited Capitol Hill on Wednesday to engage with legislators on key policy issues affecting the architecture profession and the built environment. Advocating for design freedom, sustainable design, fair tax and fee policies, equitable development, and investments in public infrastructure, architects met with lawmakers to emphasize the critical role of
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AIA PA 2024 Virtual Year in Review Town Hall
February 12, 2025
Celebrate AIA Pennsylvania’s remarkable achievements in 2024 and listen as our leaders will unveil goals for the year ahead. February 11, 2025
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AIA PA Advocacy Powerhouse Shifts to AIA National
January 31, 2025
It is with great pride, and a tinge of sadness, that AIA Pennsylvania announces the departure of Amal Mahrouki, Director of Legislative Affairs, and her transition to her new role with AIA National as their Senior Director of State and Local Affairs. Since 2017, Amal served as the Director of Legislative Affairs for AIA Pennsylvania. In this role, she led
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