Pub. 9 2022 Directory

After two years of virtual gatherings, AIA’s premier chapter leadership training event returned to Washington, D.C., Feb. 14-17, 2023, with a new name and an exceptional program.

Congratulations to those members whose images are featured in the 2023 calendar! We look forward to the 2024 calendar and encourage member participation. For more information about the 2024 calendar, please contact AIA Wyoming at info@aia-wyoming.org, or Lyle Murtha, AIA at lylem@stateline7.com.

Wanted – a visionary architect, builder, sculptor, or craftsman who likes to solve problems. The task: figure out how to repurpose a 90-foot-tall building in Laramie that must be removed.

You might ask “wasn’t Architecture Month in April” and you would be right. However, AIA has shifted its annual celebration to the entire month of October to align with ‘World Architecture Day,’ celebrated on the first Monday in October. World Architecture Day was established in 2005 to “remind the world of its collective responsibility for

AIA Wyoming Board of Directors, the entire chapter and our members wish to thank our industry partners for your ongoing participation in, and support of our small, but active, Chapter. We truly consider you and your company our partners. We realize Wyoming is a large state, with cities and towns scattered throughout, which can make

Andrew Pappas (Andy) was one of the most influential figures in my life, as a father should be. But more than just a father, I was blessed to have him as a business partner and a mentor. As you might imagine, it was not always peaches and cream working with each other. We would often have our differences, as stubborn Greeks always do, but we would always be able to resolve them, which led to a very successful partnership.

Congratulations to everyone involved in the Wyoming Capitol Square Renovation project that received the AIA Colorado’s Design Award Honorable Mention in Urban Design and Historic Preservation!