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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.

AIA Winston-Salem is an accredited section of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)

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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…
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Happy February AIA WS! Join us for a special Section Lunch on Wednesday, February 18th from 12-1pm with @monaart - Mona King is a designer and artist who will be leading us through an interactive workshop focused on Designing with Biophilia for Health & Happiness. Seats are limited and will be capped after the first 16 RSVP’s to president@aiawinstonsalem.org - Join us! A few words from Mona on her ethos and practice:“My artistic journey centers on biophilic design and the exquisite beauty of nature. I am committed to infusing human-built environments with the vitality and harmony of the natural world. My work integrates organic forms, natural materials, and abundant greenery, drawing on nature’s intricate patterns to bridge the hectic pace of modern life with nature’s tranquil, restorative power.”Interior Architecture/Design: Interior design and consulting for Winston Starts, construction management for real estate development and private owners, and creation of Kimberley Park Elementary School’s nature-inspired learning center and playground.Exhibitions: Solo exhibitions at Revolution Mill (Greensboro) and Milton Rhodes (Winston-Salem). Additional shows at the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County, Yadkin Arts Council’s Wellborn Gallery, Salem College’s “Two Mona’s” collaboration, and Kaleideum Learning Center.Public Art: “Resilience, Still I Rise” installation at 4th and Spruce, Winston-Salem.“Through my art, I hope to inspire deeper well-being and environmental stewardship.” ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Introducing the 2026 AIA Winston Salem Board of Directors— a group of architects, leaders, educators, and advocates committed to strengthening our profession, supporting our members, and serving our community.This year, our focus is on collaboration, innovation, mentorship, and centering humanity in architecture — from mental wellness and firm culture to ethical technology and community impact.Swipe through to meet each board member and learn what inspires their work and leadership.Let’s build something meaningful together. 🏛️✨#AIAWinstonSalem #ArchitectureLeadership #DesignCommunity #PeopleFirstDesign #FutureOfArchitecture ... See MoreSee Less
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