This Month's Sponsor
Member Area Login
Please click below to be taken to the Member Login screen.
Not a member yet? Click here to join
Quick Links
20% of all purchases go back to the chapter as part of our scholarship fund.
November Chapter Meeting w/ New Board Elections
Save the date! One week before Thanksgiving
2021 Summer Outing **CHECK BACK FOR LATEST UPDATES**
Summer Outing placeholder - CSi Chicago & AIA EIC Partnered White Sox Vs ??
2019 Annual Report Available to Chapter Members upon request.
If you would like a copy, please contact [email protected]
Announcements
Illinois License Renewal available now
November 2020 Illinois License Renewal available now: http...
Read More
AIA Eastern Illinois announces this Call for Entries to its 21st Biennial Distinguished Building Awards Program for 2019/2020.
Find out more here: https://aiaeic.org/Awards
November Chapter Meeting w/ New Board Elections
November 18, 2020
6:00 PM CST - 9:00 PM CST
Add to Calendar
Location TBD (Check Back Later)
Directions
Save the date! One week before Thanksgiving
Educational Scholarship available for qualifying architecture students.
Are you an Architecture Student looking for a scholarship? Click here to find out more and see if you qualify.
Newsletter
The latest newsletter can be found here.
Downloads
Click on the PDF link below to view the newsletter:
01-0020
***ANNOUNCEMENT FOR LICENSEES***
Starting January 1, 2020, a new law means all people who hold a professional license from IDFPR will be required to complete a one-hour CE course in sexual harassment prevention training to renew their license.
This one-hour CLE is part of your required CE hours and does not raise your required CE hours. What if you have more than one license? Yes, taking one sexual harassment prevention training course will satisfy this new requirement for all your licenses. NO, you do not have to take the sexual harassment training course for each license you hold. Still unclear? Please see our new FAQs for the Division of Professional Regulation and Division of Real Estate.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION:
https://www.idfpr.com/FAQ/DPR/DPR%20Sexual%20harassment%20prevention%20CE.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1rz4X8GLZ8EsQFUDfJujealwPDmHj6ghhDq8okYDkKbhhDUGb95hOiGyk
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
https://www.idfpr.com/FAQ/RealEstate/DRE%20-%20Sexual%20harassment%20training%20FAQs.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2UaMkh_GpqYOsSpQY8aYt9tnrqyqyCOYHGdHNtghdSpg5s4KYTfd1p1Yc
Eastword Advertisers
(2020 Renewal is Open, please renew online - click on the upper right Catalog)
(Visit all of our Sponsorship Options)
Home Page
-
Olympia Fields Country Club
-
Tinley Park Metra Station
-
Illinois & Michigan Canal
-
Bradley House
-
150 Great Places
AIA Illinois selected 150 great places throughout Illinois to commemorate the 150th year anniversary of the founding of the American Institute of Architects. The slideshow to the left depicts only four of the sixteen great places located within the boundaries of the AIA-EIC. To view the remainder of the great places within our chapter's boundaries and within our state, click on any of the four images included within the slideshow.
About the AIA-EIC
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) - Eastern Illinois Chapter (EIC) is a chartered chapter of the American Institute of Architects in northeastern Illinois. Our chapter area includes the counties of Ford, Grundy, Iroquois, Kankakee, LaSalle, Livingston, Will, and a portion of southern Cook County that is outside of the city of Chicago and south of I-55.
The chapter holds regular meetings, provides seminars and opportunities to earn learning units toward AIA membership, offers assistance on technical matters to owners, builders, architects and others, documents historic buildings, serves as a media for information exchange between members and the general public, and promotes the practice of Architecture within our Chapter area.
AIA Code of Ethics
(Link to the main AIA Website's current Code of Ethics.)
A Message from AIA Illinois:
Contributing to the Illinois Architects Political Action Committee is an important way to participate in the political process. Coupled with a positive and proactive lobbying approach, IAPAC plays an ever more important role in maintaining the visibility of architects in the governmental process.
AIA Illinois encourages chapter members to contribute the financial equivalent of one billable hour to make IAPAC stronger. Click Here to Support IAPAC Now.
Click on the icons above to access the AIA Continuing Education System, AIA Website,or the AIA Illinois Website.
