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AIA Tennessee is the voice of the architectural profession and a resource for its members in service to society. AIA Tennessee shapes the professional environment in Tennessee so that architects, clients, the building industry and the public at large understand and appreciate the value we bring to the community.

Advocating for the Profession | Developing Leaders | Strengthening Relationships | Promoting Architecture | Growing Member Value. AIA Tennessee responds to the needs of its 1,500+ members through new programs, services and people.
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The American Institute of Architects College of Fellows, founded in 1952, is composed of members of the Institute who are elected to Fellowship by a jury of their peers. Fellowship is one of the highest honors the AIA can bestow upon a member.
The Tennessee AIA Leadership Network (TALN) was formed as a result from the 2015 AIA's Member Service Alignment, and is designed to encourage all components within a state to coordinate our efforts, thereby ensuring no member will be underserved. By bringing leaders and staff together in statewide conversations, leaders will determine how to best deliver Core Member Services to every member.
Membership in the AIA offers a vast pool of resources to help you compete in today's market and keeps you informed of critical professional issues that may challenge your success. We invite you to become an AIA member today. Individuals who are licensed to practice architecture in the United states are invited to be a part of the leading organization representing the interests of the profession, The American Institute of Architects (AIA).
AIA Tennessee's Advocacy News details on our annual Architects' Day on the Hill event as well as current position statements and advocacy related news. In Summer of 2017, the Office of the State Architect reached out to AIA Tennessee on its position regarding "regionalism" on state project selection.
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