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AIA Puerto Rico, A Chapter of the American Institute of Architects
As a local chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the AIA Puerto Rico is a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering and serving our local architecture and design community. Since its founding in 1966, we have been firm in our quest to raise the practice standards of architecture.
Our membership includes architects and design professionals actively engaged in the industry. They work at diverse firms and institutions representing the broad range of the professional practice. Through advocacy, education, networking and outreach, AIA Puerto Rico serves as a source to help the Caribbean and Florida region become a more delightful, healthier, sustainable and competitive one.
AIA is where the architecture and design communities come together to share knowledge, gain expertise, get connected, and stay involved. An AIA membership connects you to this global community of over 90,000 professionals who share your passion for architecture, design, and the built environment. It also connects you to opportunities to mold the architecture profession, public policy and practice.
Whether you’re an experienced architect or emerging professional, recent graduate, sole practitioner running your own practice or mentoring new architects or those seeking to become architects, architecture faculty, or those affiliated with architecture, AIA has tools and resources that support you at every stage.
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Exhibit Celebrating Women in Architecture
A recent exhibit hosted by AIA Puerto Rico showcased more than 62 women architects on the island and on the mainlaind and paid tribute to their contributions to Puerto Rico. The exhibit, featuring panels, sculptures and more, ran for three weeks in the Plaza Las Americas during Women’s Month in March. It also appeared in the Plaza del Caribe in Ponce. The artworks highlighted contributions to design, leadership, professional practice, education, research, public service and volunteer work. The exhibit also featured panels and other opportunities for women to advance their careers, seek mentorship and make connections.