Hey NOMA Family! Let's get together and cheer on the Phoenix Mercury! Join us for a fun afternoon on Sunday, June 16 at noon, to watch the Phoenix Mercury take on the Seattle Storm at the Footprint Center. This will be a fun time to hang with fellow NOMA members and their families and friends […]
Project Pipeline is a national program established by the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) to empower students of color to affect change in their community through design. Using their environment as the classroom and connecting students to local architects and planners, we foster the next generation of design professionals, civic leaders, and change makers. […]
At this meeting, we will check in with our brother Sam Gomez, founder and Executive Director of The Sagrado Galleria. We will see how his mission is progressing, and get an update on his recent projects, and his recovery from the Portland incident. We will also have important information about the upcoming elections. Thank you […]
Member and Project Architect, Luis Cruz-Martinez, AIA, NOMA, of RSP Architects, will lead the tour of Arts Alley. The desire is that attendees learn that creating space for the arts is key, and the more dense the environment, the overall site design is essential to the urban fabric. The tour will be 30-45 minutes and […]
Still on Mission! Catching up with Sam Gomez...At this meeting, we will check in with our brother Sam Gomez, founder and Executive Director of The Sagrado Galleria. We will see how his mission is progressing, and get an update on his recent projects, and his recovery from the Portland incident. We will also have important […]
There will be a virtual information session with Jamie Nollette, co-founder of Pipeline Worldwide. He will give a brief presentation on the origin of Lonyl Village (the site of the competition) to discuss the design aesthetic of the village. This is a great opportunity for teams to hear about the original concept of the village […]
This session is part of a series of informal, off-the record discussions of how each region is tackling J.E.D.I. initiatives. This is a collaborative ongoing event with AIA Northern Virginia, AIA Seattle, AIA St. Louis, NOMA Arizona, and AIA Phoenix Metro. Join AIA Connecticut's session to hear more about the history of our J.E.D.I. Knowledge […]
We will be gathering to discuss The Realm of Awkward: How to navigate uncomfortable conversations, the hidden language of code-switching, and lonely experiences. The human experience within a world of many different views and experiences can occasionally lead us to awkward moments and even moments of feeling "othered." It can be hard to navigate, but […]
Join us at our October Annual Member's meeting, where we will hear from NOMA Founding Member, Anthony Floyd, FAIA, as he shares his insight on the path to AIA Fellowship, the highest honor awarded to AIA Members. Anthony has a unique role at the City of Scottsdale where he is the Senior Green Building Advisor […]
At this Professional Development seminar, we will be joined by Nanette Odell, Ed. D to discuss: "How to integrate accessible design seamlessly in a project. Creative solutions with accessibility in mind." This seminar will be worth 1.0 HSW CEU Free parking is available on the east side of the building. RSVP In-Person Virtual Link
Hello all and welcome to the eighth Coffee Talk of the Year! On October 19th, we will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and Indigenous People’s Month. Every human here on earth is a product of the many people who came before them. With that comes many stories, knowing’s, and experiences. At this Coffee Talk, will be discussing […]
Join Founding Member Gary J. Nelson, AIA, NOMA, Architect for the City of Phoenix Office of the Engineer, for an enlightening discussion on navigating the Municipal sector. Gary will share his firsthand experience and delve into projects in the pipeline and key trends shaping the field. This session promises valuable insights into the evolving landscape […]
