AIANY Committees
- Architecture Dialogue
- Architecture for Education
- Architecture for Justice
- Building Codes
- Building Science Committee
- Committee on the Environment
- Cultural Facilities
- Custom Residential Architects Network
- 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
- 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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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.
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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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Architecture for Education
Committed to the international exchange of knowledge and expertise on a wide variety of topics concerning architecture, urban design, and city planning.
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Custom Residential Architects Network
Provides content and networking opportunities for all architectural and interior design practices working on residential commissions in local communities.
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Cultural Facilities
A forum to explore and exchange ideas and to meet the challenges of planning and designing cultural facilities.
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Committee on the Environment
Helps architects develop an expertise on sustainable design and building technology issues.
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Transportation and Infrastructure
Focuses on planning, architectural design, technical, and policy issues related to transportation and infrastructure, including systems and civic facilities to accommodate marine, aviation, and land-based transit, as well as energy, water and waste distribution networks.