Sponsors & Links


2012 CORPORATE SPONSORS

AIA Chattanooga is grateful to its 2012 Corporate Sponsors, who are supporting the chapter with commitments to our major fund-raising events. Our Corporate Sponsors are:


Silver Sponsorship

Crow Friedman Group (www.crowfriedman.com)


Bronze Sponsorship

General Shale Brick (www.chattanooga.generalshale.com)
Sherwin-Williams Company (www.sherwin-williams.com)


Benefits of Corporate Sponsorship

Sponsoring our chapter is a way to show local architect members that you value and support their profession. Our corporate sponsorships package multiple benefits--such as participation in our Canstruction and golf tournaments events, chapter lunch sponsorship, and affiliate membership--together for your convenience. For more information on our sponsorships, click here.


Chapter Lunch Sponsorship Program

AIA Chattanooga is always interested in quality presentations from AIA-approved providers and allied professionals. For a fee of $750, you can reach an audience of 40 to 45 members as a presenter at one of our monthly chapter meetings. (Lunch is included.) Contact Lisa Williams at exec@aiachatt.org if you are interested in becoming a chapter lunch sponsor.


LINKS

  • AIA Tennessee furthers the profession of architecture in Tennessee, with particular emphasis on educating the Tennessee General Assembly and other components of state government on the important role architects play in determining our state's quality of life.
  • Walk the Walk-AIA National's green architecture resource. The American Institute of Architects is committed to the goal of reaching at least a 60 percent carbon emission reduction by 2010 and carbon neutral buildings by 2030. We can achieve that goal through the support of our architect members, who stand ready to provide invaluable counsel on re-claiming brownfields, renewing urban areas, and re-shaping the current landscape toward a more renewable future. 
  • United States Green Building Council (USGBC) is a Washington, D.C.-base 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to a prosperous and sustainable future for our nation through cost-efficient and energy-saving green buildings. USGBC works toward its mission of market transformation through its LEED green building certification program, robust educations offerings, a nationwide network of chapters and affiliates, the annual Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, and advocacy in support of public policy that encourages and enables green buildings and communities.
  • green | spaces  aims to change the way we look at construction in Chattanooga through a two-part initiative. 1) It provides incentive funding for commercial projects to be built green, certified sustainable, and include high-profile green features. 2) It serves as a resource center for commercial and residential projects, showcasing the best eco-friendly materials and methods.
  • East Tennessee USGBC  is the local chapter of the USGBC. Its mission is to facilitate and promote planning, design, construction and operation of buildings, communities and landscapes that are environmentally, socially, and fiscally responsible.
  • ACE Mentor Program is a nationwide organization with a Chattanooga chapter that mentors high-school students for careers in architecture, construction, and engineering.