Attendees will meet at the Civil Rights Museum around 4pm to tour the space and see the addition Self-Tucker recently completed. Following the tour, we will have a happy hour for the group hosted by Self-Tucker Architects.
The AIA Memphis Golf Tournament is a favorite in the design community! Our largest annual fundraiser, the Tournament is a 4-person scramble, with teams of four players competing against one another.
Join AIA Memphis Emerging Professionals, in partnership with CSI Memphis and IIDA Tennessee, for an exclusive tour of the Metal Museum's new home in Overton Park. Housed within the thoughtfully adapted former Memphis College of Art campus, the museum's new facility expands its mission through exhibitions, artist studios, education spaces, and community engagement in one of Memphis' most significant cultural […]
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Archimixer is a complimentary benefit of Allied Membership in AIA Memphis where one of our firms invite Allied Members for a Happy Hour reception. Attendance is restricted to members of the host firm and current Allied Members. Bring swag & brochures to be left at a vendor drop-off table. Registration is required.
Join AIA Memphis Emerging Professionals for MEM Makers + Mentors, an intimate evening of conversation with Mark Weaver, FAIA, Principal Emeritus at HBG Design, former AIA Tennessee President, and the award-winning designer behind projects including the Caption by Hyatt and Hyatt Centric Beale Street Memphis. Set in the welcoming atmosphere of Bar Limina, this small-group gathering offers a rare opportunity to engage one-on-one with one of Memphis' most accomplished architects.
Rather than a formal presentation, the evening is designed as an open dialogue where emerging professionals can ask questions, exchange ideas, and gain insight into design leadership, career growth, licensure, and the realities of practice. Drawing from more than four decades of experience creating nationally recognized hospitality, civic, and urban projects, Mark will share lessons on architecture, placemaking, adaptive reuse, and designing with a deep respect for local culture and context.
Whether you're pursuing licensure, developing your design voice, or simply looking to learn from a respected mentor, this is an opportunity to build meaningful connections and gain perspectives that only come through a lifetime of practice.
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