About
Founded in 1954, AIA Savannah, the Savannah Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, is a professional service organization serving our community as stewards of Savannah’s distinguished architectural heritage.
The chapter provides continuing education, political advocacy, networking, and leadership development. One of our guiding missions is to also raise public awareness of the work of architects and desisgners in our local communities.
Our diverse membership is composed of professionals from an array of backgrounds, including traditional firms, allied professional firms, retired professionals, universities, government centers, product showrooms, and manufacturing facilities: All working together to improve our profession and its contributions to our community.
2020 AIA Savannah Executive Committee
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT-ELECT
PAST PRESIDENT
TREASURER
DIRECTORS
ADVOCACY
EDUCATION
COMMUNICATIONS
FELLOWSHIP
RECORDS
Carmen R. Evans, AIA
James Gallucci AIA
Gregory Skinner, AIA
Frank D'Arcangelo, AIA
Adam Drummond, Assoc, AIA
Laura Henning, Assoc. AIA
Erin Clay (Allied Member)
Natallie Santiago Rodriguez, Assoc. AIA
Richard Haas, Assoc. AIA
“To provide meaningful architecture is not to parody history but to articulate it.” – Daniel Libeskind
AIA Outreach
AIAS
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is an independent, nonprofit, student-run organization dedicated to advancing leadership, design, and service among architecture students.
Savannah Young Architects Forum
Savannah's Young Architects Forum (SYAF) of Savannah is the voice of recently licensed Architects and the catalyst for progress within the Institute.
AIA Savannah Emerging Professionals
This group was created to allow current and future architects of Savannah to prosper and connect with one another. It also serves as a platform for a community that should always be in contact and help one another. The path to licensure is far from easy and we as emerging professionals of AIA must utilize all of the resources available to us, the most critical one being ourselves.