AIA Utah

On April 3, AIA Utah and AIAS will come together to celebrate a successful year of mentorship. Over the past six months, more than 22 students from the University of Utah School of Architecture were paired with 11 AIA Utah members. Through regular meetings and meaningful conversations, students gained valuable insights into the profession and built lasting connections. Thank you to all the mentors and mentees who participated and helped make this program a success. AIA Utah will host another Mentor Match event this fall—stay tuned for details!

Join us on Thursday, March 27, for a light breakfast and discussion about 2025 goals for AIA Utah's southern section. It's a great opportunity to engage, network, and share insights with Angie Harris Roberts, AIA Utah Executive Director. Thursday, March 27 | 8:00 - 9:00 am FFKR Architects | 720 S. River Road, Ste. D2100, St. George

Join AIA Utah's Government Affairs Committee for breakfast on Wednesday, April 19m from 8:00 - 9:00 am at the AIA Utah office. We'll hear from our lobbyists about the 2025 legislative session and discuss goals for the next nine months.

We are proud to have partners like Spectrum Engineers who share our vision for a stronger, more connected built environment. Thank you for being a valued part of the AIA Utah community!

Exciting industry events are coming up in the days ahead. Don't miss these opportunities to learn and network. Remember to check AIA Utah's events calendar on our website for complete details and registration information. You can also stay updated through our weekly Punchlist email.

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Peter Goss, a beloved figure in Utah's architectural community. A passionate historian and preservationist, he touched countless lives through his infectious enthusiasm and genuine passion for teaching at the University of Utah. Many practicing architects today still remember sitting in his Architecture 101 class, where he not only shared the rich history of our field but also illuminated the creative process behind building design. Peter's generosity with his knowledge, unwavering kindness, and wonderful sense of humor created a lasting impact on generations of students. His legacy lives on through the many architects whose careers he helped shape and whose understanding of architectural history he enriched. We invite all who knew him to share your memories of this remarkable man.

AIA Utah and SEAU invite you to a presentation and site tour of the North Capitol Building. Learn about the opportunity to build a new “front door” to welcome the public to the Capitol complex and to create an educational space dedicated to Utah’s history. Presenters include Nathan Leavitt (VCBO Architecture), Jerod Johnson (Reaveley Engineers), and Mike Jueschke (Okland Construction). Tuesday, March 25 Utah State Capitol | Capitol Board Room (second floor) Visit www.seau.org to register

Being an AIA member has always meant more than just joining an organization. It means being part of a vibrant, supportive, influential community that shares your passion for design, a desire to change the world, and a commitment to following the highest standards of practice. Renew your membership for 2025 before March 31 and stay connected to the world’s largest, most influential network of architecture professionals. Visit https://ow.ly/QX4150VhIW1

In addition to weekly Punchlist emails, you can also take advantage of the event calendar on our website to learn about industry educational and networking events. Visit aiautah.org to subscribe to Punchlist emails and view the calendar.

Thank you to Vision Graphics for their gold sponsorship of AIA Utah. As one of the nation's largest visual communications production companies, their expertise in creating graphic elements for companies worldwide makes them the perfect partner for our architectural community. Your support helps make our programs, events, and initiatives possible. We're proud to have Vision Graphics as part of the AIA Utah family!