Professional Affiliates
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AIA Baltimore (American Institute of Architects) For 150 years, members of the American Institute of Architects have worked with each other and their communities to create more valuable, healthy, secure, and sustainable buildings and cityscapes. More information on AIA Baltimore (American Institute of Architects) » click here |
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AIA Chesaspeake Bay The mission of the Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Architects is to further the development of the architectural profession. CBCAIA fosters collegiality and networking among architects in our region, supports professional licensure, ethical practice, the codes and regulations that govern the quality of the built environment, and community education and service in architecture to enhance the quality of life for all people. More information on AIA Chesaspeake Bay » click here |
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AIA Delaware Large or small, every building project involves many complicated and challenging decisions. You can discuss your opinions with your family, friends, and neighbors--everyone will have an opinion. But an architect who is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is the one professional who has the education, experience and vision necessary to guide you through the entire design and construction process successfully. More information on AIA Delaware » click here |
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AIA Washington DC Founded in 1887, the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Architects serves the Nation's Capital, functioning as both the "local" and "state" component of the AIA for the District of Columbia. The Chapter was intimately involved in the design and planning of Washington, and continues to play an active role in city development today. The Chapter House is a typical Dupont Circle row house built in 1917. It houses the offices of the Washington Chapter / AIA and The Washington Architectural Foundation, a non-profit foundation established by the Chapter in 1988 to raise public awareness of the built environment. In addition to a superb board room for meetings, the Chapter House maintains The Architect / Client Resource Center, a library of portfolios on local architects and architectural firms. More information on AIA Washington DC » click here |
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Homebuilders Association of Maryland The Home Builders Association of Maryland (HBAM), chartered by the National Association of Home Builders in 1943, is dedicated to serving the entire building and housing industry. To improve the business climate for its members, HBAM encourages and promotes: More information on Homebuilders Association of Maryland » click here |
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The Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau The Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau is a non-profit organization that promotes the use of Certi-label™ cedar roofing and sidewall products. More information on The Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau » click here |
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Western Red Cedar Lumber Association Mission Statement of the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association: To produce quality Western Red Cedar lumber products and support them with technical information, education and promotion. More information on Western Red Cedar Lumber Association » click here |
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NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association) The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) is the premiere association for kitchen and bath professionals. Nearly 50 years after its inception, the Association now has a membership of over 40,000 members. More information on NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association) » click here |
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ASID Maryland (American Society of Interior Designers) The American Society of Interior Designers is the leading organization for interior design professionals. From corporate boardrooms to home offices, hotel suites to health care facilities, ASID designers create the places where we live, work, play, heal and worship. More information on ASID Maryland (American Society of Interior Designers) » click here |
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