About AIA Ohio and Statement of Purpose - American Institute of Architects

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This one-page statement describes AIA Ohio, a society of the American Institute of Architects representing approximately 2,000 licensed architects and architectural interns. It says AIA Ohio's government affairs program works for legislative and agency rule changes on professional liability, building codes, licensing requirements, construction appropriations and professional service taxation. Priorities are set each year. The statement of purpose says the American Institute of Architects was organized in 1857 as a membership organization for professional registered architects.

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ABOUT AIA OHIO
INTRODUCTION TO AIA OHIO

AIA Ohio, a society of the American Institute of Architects, representing a membership of
approximately 2,000 licensed architects and architectural interns, is at the forefront of
influencing statewide public policy through its government affairs program.


AIA Ohio’s award-winning program concentrates on helping to produce positive legislative
and governmental agency rule changes for the architectural profession by addressing such
issues as professional liability, building codes, preservation, energy and environmental
concerns, economic development, architect/engineer selection procedures, licensing
requirements, construction appropriations and professional service taxation. Priorities are
established each year so that AIA Ohio resources are most effectively utilized.

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The American Institute of Architects was organized in 1857 as a membership organization
for professional registered architects. The objects of the AIA shall be to organize and unite
in fellowship the membership of the architectural profession; to promote the aesthetic,
scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession; to advance the science and art of
planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training and
practice; to coordinate the building industry and the profession of architecture to ensure
the advancement of the living standards of people through their improved environment;
and to make the profession of ever-increasing service to society.


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