December 19, 2022

Shortly after completing the Cheyenne Municipal Court Building in the late summer of 2020, Noel Griffith, Jr. retired. His career spanned over 50 years.

Jim Rose, AIA, retired in 2018. He spent most of his career as an architect and teaching architectural engineering. Jim also worked as a historic preservation consultant.

AIA Wyoming hosted its Annual Fall Conference in Sheridan at Sheridan College Oct. 6-8, 2022. The theme and concept of the conference was Green to Green. With the current emphasis on embodied carbon by AIA at the national level, coupled with the volatility in cost and availability of materials, it seemed a comprehensive study of building materials could prove beneficial.

Incorporating the theme of the 2022 conference: Optimizing Assets, the AIA Wyoming Spring Conference in Cheyenne began on Thursday afternoon, April 7, with a tour of the recently completed Wyoming State Capitol Renovation. Participants received two CEUs provided by expert guidance from Suzanne Norton,

It’s been decades since massive steam engines rumbled through a section of Casper just north of Natrona County High School, but the new Thyra Thomson Office Building, set to open officially later this month, makes sure this period of Casper’s history is not forgotten.

In 1997, AIA Wyoming established the Architectural Education Foundation of AIA Wyoming (AEF-AIAWy) to help Wyoming students obtain an architectural education at National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) accredited architecture schools. The AEF-AIAWy is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is administered by the Board of Directors, volunteer members of AIA Wyoming. Multiple scholarships are typically awarded each year to deserving Wyoming residents or Wyoming high school graduates.