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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
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2024 Chair Vacant
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11/19/2024
Season of Charitable Giving
As the year begins to draw to a close, the season of charitable giving begins. AIA Northern Virginia has numerous opportunities to which you can direct your donations. Our chapter has a 501(c)(3) fund for charitable contributions to help support scholarships and public outreach programs. The fund is managed by The Virginia Foundations for Architecture, Inc., under a fiscal agreement
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09/23/2024
September’s Happy Hour: What YOU Missed & Why YOU Should Attend These Events
The AIA Northern Virginia Happy Hour, held at the DC Office of Little Diversified Architectural Consulting in Tysons Corner, was a resounding success. This vibrant event followed the September AIA Northern Virginia Board Meeting, providing a perfect opportunity for members to unwind and engage in meaningful conversations. The atmosphere was electric as architects, designers, and industry professionals gathered to share
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05/22/2024
An Uncommon Monday: Winchester Architectural Tour Wrap-up
On Monday, May 13, approximately 40 members of AIA Northern Virginia were treated to “An Uncommon Monday,” led by AIA NoVA Board Director Chuck Swartz, FAIA, alongside his design/life partner Beth Reader, FAIA (founders of Reader & Swartz Architects, and Metrobilly Quarterly) and their team, with special guest and current AIA Virginia President, Kelly Callahan, AIA, of VMDO. Our “fast-paced
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