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Committees

AIA New York’s Program Committees are the foundations from which the chapter positions itself in the field of architecture, whether through discussion, advocacy, policy making and development, or other endeavors. Committees initiate the majority of the chapter’s programs, and are the main avenue for direct involvement with AIA New York.

To get involved, contact [email protected] or complete the committee selection form.

At the national level, learn more about AIA Knowledge Communities here.

AIANY Committees

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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.

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.

LGBTQIA+ Alliance

Advocates for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, plus other sexual and gender marginalized communities within the architecture profession.

Creates engaging programming in the form of panel discussions, lectures, tours, and symposia for architecture and interior design professionals.

Women in Architecture

Supports empowerment of women in the architecture profession through examples and achievements.

Future of Practice

Provides a forum for the exchange of ideas on technology and its influence on design, process, architectural practice and related professions.

Committee on Residential Architecture

Provides content and networking opportunities for all architectural and interior design practices working on residential commissions in local communities.

Social Science and Architecture

Seeks to map new ground for novel collaborations with practitioners and researchers in the social sciences.

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