BY: Michael Malinowski, FAIA
AIA California mirrors the architectural profession in making environmental stewardship and climate action central to its strategy and actions. We believe that …
If you are a candidate for an architects license you probably received an email from the California Architects Board (CAB) notifying you that beginning January 1, 2021, you must submit a full set of fingerprints in order to receive your …
AIA CA held an Advocacy Townhall for our Members on Thursday, September 17. During this townhall VP of Government Relations Rona Rothenberg, FAIA, Director of Government Relations Mark Christian, Hon. AIA CA, and AIA CA Contract Lobbyist Mike Belote talked …
One of the primary functions of AIA California is to represent AIA Members before the California State Legislature, which writes and votes on laws that impact the architectural profession, firms, employees, our communities, and the built and natural environments in …
Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2257 into law on September 4, 2020, which immediately changed the law governing whether a business can form an independent contractor relationship with another business. The new language was added into AB 2257 in late …
AIA California is holding an Advocacy Townhall on September 17, from 12:00pm to 1:30pm to help Members understand the importance of advocacy, issues we are facing in Sacramento, and how the political climate may impact 2021. AIA CA Vice President …
Architect and Vice Mayor for the City of Campbell, Liz Gibbons, AIA, has offered some suggestions, and calls to action for all AIA California Members. We encourage you to take her up on these challenges, and let us know the …
Governor Gavin Newsom issued an Executive Order on Thursday, March 19, ordering Californians to stay home with a few exceptions, such as leaving home for food, medicine or groceries, or to exercise.
Several types of business are exempt from this …
