In service to its members, AIA Winston-Salem strives to both promote a culture of mentorship and collaboration as well as provide a collective voice, foster emerging and existing talent, and elevate the standing of the profession of architecture. Our Board of Directors provides a variety of events including continuing education programs, project tours, design awards, film series, and community outreach activities.
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AIA Winston-Salem is an accredited section of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
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Hi all & welcome to 2024! Over the last two years, AIA Winston-Salem has hosted and sponsored events funded in part by the grant program ACTIVATE by AIA North Carolina.…
Read More 2021 Design Awards – Our Winners!
Thank you to all who attended our 2021 Design Awards Gala! We really enjoyed getting members from our section together to celebrate the incredible work that has been done over…
Read More ASPIRE 2021 – CALL FOR SPEAKERS
Become a virtual speaker for Aspire 2021 Hosted by AIA South Atlantic Region, Aspire goes virtual this September! The unconventional conference unites the design and construction community over three days…
Read More CANstruction 2021
Hey Winston-Salem! We want YOU to create a team for our fall event! CANstruction’s mission is to provide hunger relief assistance by collecting canned food for the Second Harvest Food…
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🌟 2026 Leadership Summit kicked off with #AIAHillDay — bringing architects from across the country to Capitol Hill to meet directly with members of Congress and advocate for the future of our profession and the communities we serve.![]()
Because advocacy and architecture go hand in hand — shaping policies that foster safer, more equitable, and more connected built environments.![]()
Key issues on the table today included expanding federal loan access for architecture students, protecting design freedom and our nation’s significant civic buildings, advancing legislation to address the housing crisis, and strengthening Section 179D of the Tax Code to support high-performance design.![]()
Design doesn’t stop at the drawing board — it shows up in the rooms where decisions are made. Winston Salem is proud to have President Elect @rianncrissman representing the chapter along side @ncnoma @aia_charlotte @aiawilmington @aiatriangle @ncarchitecture 🌟
Joshua Bell of TSE Coatings/TNEMEC will be presenting on Fluid Applied Coatings on February 24th! RSVP to president@aiawinstonsalem.org - Join us!




