The AIA Denver Housing Committee is a forum for architects who specialize in residential design. The committee follows current issues in codes, government regulations, evolving technology and current housing and marketing trends.
Committee Background and Mission
After a long hiatus, the AIA Denver Housing Committee reformed in spring of 2008. This forum for architects who specialize in residential building has since grown significantly and has taken on a number of important initiatives. The committee follows current issues in codes, government regulations, evolving technology and current housing and marketing trends.
Members and Meetings
Members of the committee represent a diverse group of architects and designers who vary in area of practice, background, firm size and specialty. Everyone with an interest in residential housing is encouraged to come check out the next meeting! Meetings generally take place the third Thursday of each month from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Committee Initiatives
Confluence - Creating an Inclusive Community
How to Work with an Architect: This event helps to educate the public about the importance of hiring an architect and best practices for a good working relationship.
Architects’ Choice Awards: A sub-committee assists with the planning of an awards program for excellence residential architecture.
Continuing Education: The committee offers regular, free continuing education programs for members.
Denver Zoning Code: The committee was actively involved in the review and assessment of the Denver Zoning Code and its impact on residential architecture and design.
Strengthening Partnerships: The committee has reached out to a number of allied organizations to enhance collaboration and communication, including: Housing Colorado, Home Builders Association of Metro Denver, Denver Board of REALTORS®, Denver's Old House Society and more.
Joe Colistra, of in situ DESIGN, addresses the crowd at 2009 Confluence event.