Become a Member of the AIA and the Continental Europe Chapter
Our membership is as diverse as the cultures the Chapter spans. Regardless of the category of membership, members enjoy the same benefits of AIA Continental Europe:
- Discounted rates at chapter conferences, held yearly in select cities
- Email updates on news and events
- Listing in the chapter directory with the option of a personal resume page and-or link to an office web site
- Network of professionals with a unique perspective on their craft — as American architects working in Europe, those who have made a life in Europe apart from their native land, and native Europeans who have forged close ties to their American counterparts.
The AIA is a three-tiered organization*. Membership is required at the local, state, and national levels. Local component affiliation is assigned on an individual’s business or home address. Membership dues are calculated on a calendar year, January through December. New member dues are prorated quarterly.
AIA Continental Europe represents the local territory for members residing in the following countries: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, FYRO Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine.
*AIA Continental Europe also accepts members who wish to join in the advantages of the Chapter but are not required to be full members of the AIA. See below.
Whatever the motivation for joining, we have a membership category which fits. Select a membership option from the following…
Architect Member (AIA)
Individuals licensed to practice architecture in U.S. State or Territory.
I am an architect registered in the United States and want to join the AIA with AIA Continental Europe as my local affiliation.
Note: license must be current.
Local dues for the AIA Continental Europe Chapter are $100.00 US. Local dues are not prorated as the year progresses.
National dues rates are noted on the form provided at the AIA National web site.
- Learn more about becoming an AIA Architect →
- Join the AIA as an architect →
- And download and complete this form ↓
Associate Member (Assoc. AIA)
Assoc. AIA is open to individuals who meet one of the following criteria:
I am on the path to become a registered architect in the United States or work as support staff in the office of a registered architect and want to join the AIA with AIA Continental Europe as my local affiliation.Learn more about becoming an AIA Associate →
Local dues of the AIACE Chapter are $100.00 US. National dues rates are noted on the form provided at the AIA National web site. While National dues for new members are prorated as the year progresses, local dues are not. Recent graduates (within two years of their professional degree) are eligible to pay local dues of $25.00 US for their first year of membership with AIA Continental Europe. (Please note this on your application.)
International Associate Member (Int'l. Assoc. AIA)
I am an architect registered outside of the United States and want to join AIA Continental Europe while enjoying the benefits of full AIA membership.
Local dues of the AIACE Chapter are $100.00 US for 2006. National dues rates are noted on the form provided at the AIA National web site.
Professional Affiliate Member (Prof. Aff. with AIA Continental Europe)
I am affiliated with the profession of architecture and want to join AIA Continental Europe to enjoy the benefits of chapter membership.
Dues to join AIACE Chapter as a professional affiliate are noted on the form for download linked below.
Transfer an existing AIA membership
I am an AIA member in good standing and wish to transfer my local affiliation to AIA Continental Europe.
- Transfer an existing AIA membership by downloading and completing this form ↓
Unassigned membership (with AIA Continental Europe)
I am an AIA member in good standing and want to supplement my local affiliation with a membership AIA Continental Europe.
Local dues for “Unassigned” members of the AIA Continental Europe Chapter are as noted on the form.
Student membership with AIA Continental Europe
I am a student of architecture or a related design profession and want to join AIA Continental Europe to enjoy the benefits of chapter membership.
Dues to join AIACE Chapter as a student are noted on the form linked below.