AIA24 – Conference on Architecture and Design
June 5 - June 8
AIA24
Every year, thousands of architecture professionals from all over the world turn out in droves to attend AIA’s landmark conference.
For the first time, AIA is broadening the conference’s audience to convene diverse perspectives from across architecture, design, engineering, and construction to create the premier AEC industry event. Our vision: AIA24 will bring together the often-siloed AEC industry in one location to network, share knowledge, gain exposure, and find multidisciplinary solutions to today’s most pressing issues.
Through networking, education, tours, events, and the industry’s largest expo, AIA24 will foster important collaborations between architects, designers, engineers, contractors, interior designers, landscape architects, firm owners, and more to showcase the strength of our industries working together. That’s the power of uniting toward better outcomes.
Learn more about AIA’s expanded focus and what it means for your conference experience >
A new location: Washington, D.C.
It’s been more than a decade since we hosted this conference in our nation’s capital. Washington, D.C. is home to AIA’s new global campus, several AIA chapters, and some of the most influential architecture, design firms, and building product manufacturers in the world.
Even more special, you can experience all of it through an incomparable range of architect-led tours and open studios that give exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to projects, buildings, firms, and staff.
The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture, designed by Adjaye Associates in partnership with Davis Brody Bond, The Freelon Group, and SmithGroupJJR; the Arboretum Community Center, a mass timber project designed by ISTUDIO; and Silva Apartments, a multifamily development designed by CORE with EastBanc, Mitsui Fudosan, and Grimshaw; are a few gems from an incredible list of nearly 100 tours. As are open studios featuring HOK, Moody Nolan, Perkins+Will, and Quinn Evans, among many others.
Tours and Open Studios ALWAYS sell out. Purchase your ticket(s) early to guarantee your seat!
