RECENT EVENTS

02.29.2008         AIA  Wyoming Winter 08 Meeting
Cheyenne, Wyoming THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR FABULOUS SPONSORS FOR MAKING THIS SUCH A SUCCESSFUL EVENT!

10.04.2007 CaseStudy JacksonHole           A truly historic event...architects, developers, planning commissioners and Jackson Town Council come together to discuss the "state of the state" Read More!

2006 AIA Western Mountain Region  DESIGN & HONOR AWARDS Presented September 2006 See the Award Winning Projects Click Here!

 
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08.24.2008       Architect as Developer Jonathan Segal Seminars    Washington, DC www.architectas developer.com

RFP's & RFQ's             

2008 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE OPENINGS: Heritage Documentation Program           Summer Program Info

 
STATE AND REGION

06.20.08            AIA  Wyoming Annual Summer 2008 Meeting
 Casper, Wyoming
Join us as continue to explore our Wyoming Community, our growth & our prosperity.
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10.02.08-10.05.08              AIA  Wyoming Annual Fall 2008 Meeting & 2008 Design & Honor Awards
Jackson, Wyoming
2008 is an awards year. Information will be made available as soon as jury is selected.
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RFP's& RFQ's                04.10.08                                 Wind River Job Corp Center               Riverton, WY              See attached Flyer

02.29.2008                     Call for Qualifications STATE OF WYOMING SCHOOL FACILITIES COMMISSION              Land Investment Rep.  Charrette Facilitator

 

 

CALL FOR ENTRIES  

2008 AIA YOUNG ARCHITECT AWARD The Young Architects Award is given to individuals who have shown exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to the profession in an early stage of their architectural career.  To Register

PETTIGREW ARE SCHOLARSHIP For more information and submission requirements, visit the NAC Web site.

   
 
Wayne Trusty, President of the Athena Institute, to present on Saturday at the AIA Wyoming Summer Meeting in Casper.   Register now!

For more than a decade, the ATHENA Institute has been helping architects, engineers and others to evaluate the environmental impacts of new and existing buildings through life cycle assessment (LCA).

A non-profit organization, ATHENA seeks to improve the sustainability of the built environment by meeting the building community’s need for better information and tools. Through offices in Canada and the United States, the Institute furthers the use and science of LCA through groundbreaking software, world class databases and customized consulting services, and by working collaboratively with the international research community.