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Custom Residential Architects Network

CRAN
For those interested in exchanging ideas and resources that affect the residential design practice
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About Us

The CRAN committee connects into the Tri-Chapter Custom Residential Architect Network which provides resources and connections for architects who specialize in custom residential design. The committee assists with continuing education, advocacy and public outreach relevant to residential architects. The committee and all events are open to any area architects who include custom residential design in their practices.

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Joshua A.W. McKenrick, AIA

2026 Chair

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Photo Credit ©️ AIA NoVA COTE
09/23/2026

COTE Dialogue Series: Exploring New Standards in Sustainable Design

AIA Northern Virginia’s Committee on the Environment (COTE) recently hosted a Dialogue Series that brought the design community together for an engaging conversation on LEED v5 and the future of sustainable design. Launched in April of 2025, LEED v5 is the latest version of the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system and serves
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Photo Credit ©️ Zaira Suarez, AIA
09/22/2026

An Evening in Old Town: AIA NoVA’s September Board Meeting & Happy Hour at Winstanley Architects & Planners

This September, the AIA Northern Virginia Board of Directors traded the usual conference room for the historic streets of Old Town Alexandria, gathering for their monthly Board meeting followed by a happy hour hosted by Winstanley Architects & Planners at the firm’s centrally located office on King Street. Winstanley’s office is itself an architectural gem: a converted brick rowhouse tucked
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Photo Credit ©️ Joseph McCoy, AIA
09/21/2026

2026 Canstruction® Northern Virginia: Creativity, Collaboration, and Community

AIA Northern Virginia’s Canstruction® event brought together creativity, collaboration, problem-solving, and community spirit as six teams transformed an everyday building material—the humble can—into imaginative and memorable works of art, all on display at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City. More than a design competition, Canstruction® demonstrates how architecture and design can make a tangible difference in our community. Every can