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Maryland State Board of Architects

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Membership Information

Classes of Membership & Dues
Architects who are legal residents of Maryland, and have been licensed and registered by any state, the District of Columbia, or any US Territory, may become Members of The American Institute of Architects, AIA Maryland, and the local chapter within whose territory they live or work.

Associate Members
Persons without architectural licenses under the supervision of a licensed architect in a professional or technical capacity directly related to the practice of architecture, or persons employed in circumstances recognized by licensing authorities as constituting credit toward architectural registration may become an Associate Member of The American Institute of Architects, AIA Maryland, and the local chapter within whose territory they live.

Emeritus Membership
Any AIA Member who has maintained membership for 15 years and has reached the age of 70, or has reached the age of 60 and is retired, or is incapacitated so as to be unable to work in the profession may become an Emeritus Member of The American Institute of Architects, AIA Maryland, and the local chapter within whose territory they live.

Fellowship (FAIA)
Members can be nominated for Fellowship by their local chapter, state association, 10 individual members nationwide, or by 5 Fellows of the nominee’s chapter or state association after the member has completed 10 cumulative years of AIA membership.

2007 Code of Ethics & Professional Conduct

How To Apply For Membership
Become An AIA Member
2008 Membership Dues Table