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For those who have an interest in identifying, understanding, and preserving architectural heritage
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About Us
The Historic Resources Committee is dedicated to educating, empowering, and advocating for the preservation and adaptation of historic buildings and downtowns. It provides members with resources for understanding historic architecture and construction, engages with policies regarding historic buildings and areas, and arranges tours of historic buildings for the Chapter and public.
Historic Preservation Information by County/City within AIA NoVA:
- Alexandria
- Arlington
- Caroline – none
- Clark
- Culpeper
- Fairfax
- Falls Church
- Fauquier
- Frederick
- Fredericksburg
- King George -NA
- Loudoun
- Madison – NA
- Orange -NA
- Page – NA
- Prince William
- Rappahannock – NA
- Shenandoah
- Spotsylvania – NA
- Stafford
- Warren – NA
- Winchester
Our Leadership
2025 Chair Vacant
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03/19/2025
Northern Virginia Employment Resources
With the ever-changing job climate, AIA NoVA has compiled numerous resources related to employment (categorized below) that include topics including job boards, unemployment assistance and benefits, how to start your own firm, and more. No matter your current career situation or experience level, these resources are here to guide and support you through both unexpected and planned career changes: DMV Firms
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02/04/2025
What’s New for The 2025 Design Awards
The 2025 Design Awards season brings some exciting changes that reflect both the evolving needs of firms and the feedback we’ve received in recent years. With new submittal requirements, shifts in the award cycle timing, and revamped categories, the updates are designed to streamline the process, improve alignment with state-level awards, and ensure that the awards program continues to recognize
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02/03/2025
Navigating Uncertainty in the Industry: Submit Your Resume to Our Database!
As we continue to navigate the evolving landscape of the architecture industry, it’s important to acknowledge the impact recent changes may have on some firms. With federal funds frozen, a significant number of government projects may be postponed, delayed or even cut completely, potentially leading to a slowdown in work. With reduced project loads and shifting priorities, some firms may
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