AIANY Committees
- Architecture Dialogue
- Architecture for Education
- Architecture for Justice
- Building Codes
- Building Science
- Committee on Residential Architecture
- Committee on the Environment
- Cultural Facilities
- Design for Aging
- Design for Health
- Design for Risk and Reconstruction
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Emerging New York Architects
- Future of Practice
- Global Dialogues
- Historic Buildings
- Housing
- Interiors
- LGBTQIA+ Alliance
- Marketing and Communications
- New Practices
- Planning and Urban Design
- Public Architecture
- Science and Research Facilities
- Social Science and Architecture
- Transportation and Infrastructure
- Women in Architecture
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Women in Architecture
Supports empowerment of women in the architecture profession through examples and achievements.
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Building Science
Building science is the study of how heat, water, and air move throughout a building, and the resulting impacts on energy use, indoor air quality, thermal comfort, durability, and resilience.
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Planning and Urban Design
Works with agencies to review proposed changes to the Zoning Resolution and examines urban design issues.
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LGBTQIA+ Alliance
Advocates for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, plus other sexual and gender marginalized communities within the architecture profession.
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Emerging New York Architects
Encourages membership, participation, and leadership in the AIANY Chapter among young architects (licensed 10 years or less) and emerging professionals in the fields of design and construction.
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Social Science and Architecture
Seeks to map new ground for novel collaborations with practitioners and researchers in the social sciences.
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Transportation and Infrastructure
Focuses on planning, design, technical, and policy issues related to transportation and infrastructure, including systems and civic facilities to support marine, aviation, and land-based transit, as well as energy, water, and waste distribution networks.
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Design for Aging
A forum dedicated to increasing public awareness of the needs of the elderly in an urban environment, and to exploring issues which educate professionals to develop designs which accommodate those needs.