AIASC News

From the Blue Ridge to the Coast, AIASC’s annual Resilience: By Design conference will be held on February 1, 2019 at the Madren Center. This one-day “mini-conference” will allow architects from across the state and region to gather, learn, and discuss the vital role that architects play in Resiliency Planning and Design in communities and environments […]

AIA Members, Architects and the power of design can and must be an integral part of addressing our nation’s ongoing school violence problems. This is the message I will deliver to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen today when I testify before the Federal School Safety Commission on behalf of the members of the American […]

Katherine Schwennsen, FAIA, professor and director of Clemson University’s School of Architecture, has been named an American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) 2018 Educator Honor Award winner. As a leader in the field, Schwennsen bridges architectural education and practice, with expertise in issues of design leadership, diversity and evolving models of practice and education in […]

Join us on Tuesday, July 10 at the Marketplace Conference Center in Myrtle Beach for this one-day, nationally recognized building evaluation workshop. Post-Disaster Safety-Assessment Program (SAP) training provides architects, engineers, and building officials and inspectors with the knowledge to provide evaluation of facilities, buildings, and infrastructures in the aftermath of a disastrous event. ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS: […]

FELLOWSHIP CANDIDATES AIA South Carolina is once again seeking good candidates for fellowship nomination this year. Fellowship is the highest membership honor an architect member can receive. A distinguished jury of fellows bestows it on peers who have displayed the highest standards of excellence in the profession. Fellowship recognizes an AIA architect member’s significant contribution […]

AIASC Emerging Professionals Director, Justin Patterson, Assoc. AIA, had the pleasure of conferring the 2018 Certificate of Student Recognition to Clemson University School of Architecture student J. Perry Hammond on April 6, 2018 in the Brooks Center at Clemson. This award is given to a fourth year undergraduate student in architecture who has been selected […]

Last week, the House worked until after midnight on Wednesday to adopt numerous amendments to H.4950, the FY 2018-19 state appropriations bill. H.4950 was returned to the Senate Thursday morning with the question of concurrence in House amendments, and the Senate quickly insisted upon its version of the budget which sent H.4950 to Conference Committee. […]

AIASC Announces the 2019 Slate of Candidates. Elections will be on Thursday, April 19, 2018.   Meg Terry, AIA Vice President/President-Elect Term: 2019–2020 Meg Terry, a Sanford, North Carolina native, graduated from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. She has been with DP3 Architects since 2004 and currently maintains roles as […]

Southeast Wood Solutions Fair, April 25, 2018Georgia International Convention Center, Atlanta, GA6 AIA/CES HSW LUs, 6 PDH credits or 0.6 ICC credits. Find out more and register here. With a full day of seminars and a trade exposition, the 2018 Southeast Wood Solutions Fair will pack an informational punch for architects, engineers, developers, code officials […]

Save the date for the 2018 AIA/AAH SAR Architecture for Health conference. August 23–24, 2018. Celebrating the next 50 years in Architecture + Health. Clyde V. Madren Conference Center, Clemson University, SC August 23: Pre-conference SoA Lecture August 24: AIA/AAH SAR Conference and Reception August 25: Clemson A + H Alumni Gathering More to come!