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Allied Membership in AIA Connecticut signifies that you adhere to a professional code of ethics and share a common goal to support the profession of architecture and to build a better world for all people.
An AIA Connecticut Allied Membership is tailored for organizations and professionals engaged in architecture-related fields or those supporting the architecture profession. Allied Members receive invitations to participate in AIA Connecticut programs and social activities, providing valuable opportunities to build relationships with architects that extend beyond sales and specifications. Our Allied partners, encompassing entities and individuals in construction, engineering, law, interior design, architectural-related materials and products, landscape, and marketing, play a pivotal role in the success of our projects.
By joining, you gain access to a network of over 1,300 AIA Connecticut members, enhancing your visibility and reinforcing your affiliation with our organization and other design-related professionals. AIA Connecticut actively supports Allied Members in strengthening their ties to the architecture industry, its people, and pertinent issues. This networking membership offers a wealth of resources, event invitations, and opportunities for meaningful conversations.
Application and two (2) references from AIA or Associate AIA members are required.
Please download the PDF below.
Applications and references are reviewed by the AIA Connecticut Board of Directors for approval.
Questions? Contact Gina Calabro at gcalabro@aiact.org
Your company’s complete profile (including company contacts and description) in the digital AIA CT Allied Membership directory and the printed Annual Membership Directory mailed to every architect/Allied member.
Subscription to Communique, our bi-weekly e-newsletter, that includes information about events and programs in the AEC industry.
Subscription to ArchiType, our monthly digital magazine. ArchiType covers the profession in Connecticut and beyond, with features on projects across the state, news affecting the built environment and the AEC profession, and articles about health, preservation, education, and advocacy.
Advance notice of AIA CT’s events, including the annual Connecticut Architecture Conference + Expo (CACX).
Member pricing on seminars, events, dinners, and CACX registration.
Discounts on AIA contract documents and advertisements sold by AIA CT.
Opportunity to be recognized as a leader in the industry as Allied Member of the Year, part of AIA CT’s annual awards program.
Opportunity to serve on AIA CT’s committees and stay up to date with what is going on in the profession.
* The annual fee is based on the total number of employees based in the local office applying for membership. Number of designations depend on membership level.
Rights and Privileges of Allied Partners.
Corporations and individuals in good standing may use the phrase “Allied Member of AIA Connecticut.”
Use of Phrase. The phrase may be used on brochures, announcements, invitations, or signage for seminars, programs, meetings, and conventions; in corporate or association listings of professional affiliations including annual reports; and general corporate or association materials, as long as such use does not indicate endorsement, sponsorship, or approval of any construction material, product or service.
Restriction on Use of Phrase. The phrase may not be printed on letterhead, business cards, advertisements, or product literature, or in any situation in which the use of the phrase may be construed as AIA endorsement, sponsorship, or approval.