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Use of AIA/CES logo

Providers, are you aware that you may utilize the AIA/CES logo on your company website to validate and promote your educational activities? You can access the logo on the providers website under forms/logos.

 

 

Just a friendly reminder the use of the AIA official red inked logo is prohibited.

Comments (11)

Chris DeHaan:

Can a non registered associate member use the AIA official red inked logo for advertisement of professional services as an licensed interior designer.

Maria Sigillito:

Associate members can not use the AIA official red inked logo for advertisement of professional services as a licensed interior designer.

martin:

Do most states recognize AIA for master electrician CEUS, when trained by a company certified by AIA?

It would depend on the state. I was just looking at a state requirement, and it sounds like code classess could apply towards a master electrician class. Please contact the state licensing board. To find information about mandatory continuing education by states for architects, which might also list informtion on the state homepage for master electricans, please visit http://www.aia.org/ces_mcerequirements.

kyron:

I am an AIA member and would like to use the AIA logo on our office website. Can we as licensed professionals with AIA membership use the logo? (black)
If so, how do I go about doing that.
Thank you

CLEMENT FAMILUSI:

CAN ASSOCIATE AIA USE AIA LOGO ON BUSINESS CARDS

Associate members are not permitted to use the AIA symbol in this manner.

pdonoho:

Reitterating a question already posted as there is no answer yet: I am an AIA member and would like to use the AIA logo on our office website. Can we as licensed professionals with AIA membership use the logo? (black)
If so, how do I go about doing that.
Thank you

We appreciate your inquiry, and would like to note the following authorities for you.

The Institute's Bylaws provide as follows:

2.121 Title. Architect members in good standing may print and otherwise use in connection with their practice and work:

a) the initials AIA as a suffix to their names and

b) the titles Member of The American Institute of Architects and Member of the (assigned chapter or state organization) of The American Institute of Architects.

2.122 Pin and Symbol. Architect members may use the gold AIA lapel pin and AIA symbol within the limitations established by the Board.

The Institute's Rules of the Board state:

2.121 Institute Symbol. The Institute symbol may be used in the same manner as the seal and may also be used by Architect members and their firms on their letterheads, business cards, signs, brochures, and other business materials related to their practice, provided that all of the names of living architects included in a firm's name are members of the Institute. The symbol may not be used by a firm that does not include the names of member architects in the firm name. No other use of the symbol may be made without specific approval by the Executive Committee.

2.122 Use of Membership Title by Firm. When the majority of financial ownership in a professional architectural firm is held by registered architects, and all the registered architect principals are AIA members, that firm may use the phrase, "Members of The American Institute of Architects" in its public listings.

So long as you satisfy the requirements stated in the Bylaws and the Rules of the Board, you may use the AIA symbol in business materials. For information on actual artwork that can be used, please email Pam Del Canto at pdelcanto@aia.org

I hope this will answer any questions you may have about the use of the Institute's symbol. If you should have further questions or if you would like to discuss, please do not hesitate to contact me.

CLEMENT FAMILUSI:

WHAT IS AIA'S INVOLVEMENT IN GREEN ENERGY & LEED CERTIFICATION

USGBC administers and maintains LEED certification.

AIA requires all registered architect members to earn 4 credits of sustainable design continuing education per calendar year. For more information about AIA/CES sustainable design policies, please visit http://www.aia.org/education/ces/AIAS076973.

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