AIA Membership — AIA Oregon

You chose a career in architecture because you believe in the power of design to make a difference.

AIA Oregon is here to support that. From your early experiences—whether building with Lincoln Logs or discovering design in your first college class—you developed a deep love for design. As a creative problem solver, you’re dedicated to continually expanding your knowledge and sharpening your skills. You care deeply about Oregon and want to use your talents to make a meaningful contribution. You believe in the power of design to transform lives and understand the importance of architects’ perspectives in shaping policy decisions. You also value the camaraderie of fellow professionals and thrive on conversations about design.

By joining AIA Oregon, you’ll connect with 1,600 passionate design professionals who share your commitment to advancing design excellence in our state and setting a global standard. Plus, you’ll have the full support of AIA Oregon at every step of your career.

For any questions about membership benefits for Oregon members, feel free to contact Paul Davis, Member Experience Manager at AIA Oregon, at pdavis@aiaoregon.org.

Member Benefits

    • Join members for monthly in-person socials to grow your community.

    • Get paired once a month through Architects Table and share lunch with other architecture professionals.

    • Get connected with all of our members over Circle a place to connect online.

    • Get access to dozens of opportunities for free and low-cost CE across the state of opportunity in person and across.

    • Get access to free on-demand CE with Circle.

    • Connect with a mentor with our Mentorship Madness program.

    • Shape the future of affordable housing by joining the housing advocacy committee.

    • Ensure that every firm has an equal space to succeed in the built environment.

    • Get connected with state and local government leaders to promote a human-centric built environment.

    • On on-demand courses from AIA national.

    • On prestigious events like the Oregon Architecture Awards and Oregon Design Conference.

    • On in-person courses hosted by national subject matter experts.