Click here to download the manual from the Avista website.

Click here to view the Avista website.

Click here to download the flyer with this years requirements from the AIA Arizona website.

Click here to download the entry forms from the AIA Arizona website.

Click here to see the 2011 top ten photographs on the AIA Arizona website.

On 5 April 2012, the final phase of IDP 2.0 launches, along with a new reporting system.
Interns currently participating in the IDP will be affected by the rollover to IDP 2.0; however, there are many steps interns, their supervisors and mentors, and IDP coordinators, can take to prepare for the rollover. Click here for more information from the NCARB website.

Per the City’s website, the ‘Spokane City’s Design Review Board was established in 1994 and is comprised of citizens and practicing professionals who represent community interests including a diversity of design and technical professions. Board Members are nominated by the Mayor, appointed by City Council and serve without compensation’. The Design Review board advocates for design excellence in Spokane. To see projects requiring design review see the Spokane Municipal Code webpage.

There are only 9 positions on the Design Review Board with one of those being the Architect position. Austin’s term will continue through 12/31/14. Congratulations Austin!

The 2012 AIA Spokane Design Awards are divided into three categories which include “Built Projects over $1 million construction costs”, “Built Projects under $1 million construction costs” and “Unbuilt Projects”, each of which has its own unique requirements, deadlines & judging criteria. Entries must have been completed between March 31st, 2006 & March 31st, 2012 and must have been designed by an AIA or AIA Associate of Spokane. See the AIA Spokane Call for Entries for more information including submission requirements & eleigibility, forms, & judging criteria.