Society of American Registered Architects | New York Council

Society of American Registered Architects | New York Council "Architect Helping Architect" Since 1956 Conferences
The Society holds National Conferences every year. Please look through our website for locations.

Goal
The goal of the Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) shall be to provide a professional society for all who carry an architectural license regardless of their role in the building and designing industry and to allow those individuals opportunities to unite as a common voice to work together for the betterment of the profession; the advancement of all mankind and sustainability of the environment; and foster the Golden Rule of "Architect helping Architect". This site has a complete listing of Conferences as well as our Conference History. Publications
SARA publishes SARAScope, a bimonthly newsletter that includes items of interest about the Society and the profession, and distributes special flyers announcing the professional design competition and the annual conference to its members

Membership Services & Programs
SARA offers a variety of membership services and programs, including a professional referral service, seminars in conjunction with its annual conference, professional and student design awards competitions and issues development to strengthen and protect the interests of practicing architects. Members also gain from professional recognition among peers, design expertise referral, personal involvement at all levels within the Society, camaraderie among fellow members, individual achievement recognition, and a College of Fellows. For more membership information please visit www.sara-national.org/

Councils
SARA's state councils and chapters focus on local issues affecting the profession. Directory
The Society also publishes a National Directory, which includes membership listings, display advertising, SARA's By-Laws and other information for members.

Enter the 2021 SARA | NY Design Awards Program! You can find all information at www.sarany.orgRegister by August 12.Subm...
06/17/2021

Enter the 2021 SARA | NY Design Awards Program!
You can find all information at www.sarany.org

Register by August 12.
Submit your project by August 27.

Categories:
1. Multifamily Housing
2. Affordable and Supportive Housing
3. Single-Family Housing
4. Commercial & Industrial
5. Cultural
6. Educational
7. Governmental
8. Religious
9. Health-Related
10. Small Projects: Up to 2500 square feet or $1 million
11. Architectural Interiors
12. Historic Preservation & Restoration
13. Adaptive Reuse & Renovation
14. Sustainable Design
15. Urban Design
16. Landscape Architecture
17. Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects
18. Non-Building: Architectural Design Detail, Furniture, Architectural Graphics, Product Design
19. Student

Please note the following:
Categories 1-16: Open to Registered Architects.
Categories 17-18: Open to Registered Architects and those pursuing architectural registration under the supervision of a registered architect.
Category 19: Open to current architecture students with proof of enrollment, and recent graduates (graduation after 01/2020)

06/09/2021
NCARB & You: AXP, ARE, and CertificationMonday, March 15, 2021, 6:00pm via ZoomJoin NCARB Manager of Examination Nichola...
03/11/2021

NCARB & You: AXP, ARE, and Certification

Monday, March 15, 2021, 6:00pm via Zoom

Join NCARB Manager of Examination Nicholas Respecki, AIA, NCARB, and Executive Secretary of the New York State Education Department: Office of the Professions, State Board of Architecture Robert Lopez, RA, for an in-depth presentation that will cover several licensure-related topics.

Visit www.sarany.org for more information

03/10/2021

Sophisticated design approaches, high-tech tools and greener materials are making it easier to reduce embodied carbon in buildings. In a webinar hosted by the Society of American Registered Architects | New York Council this Thursday, Senior Principal Paul Becker of our Structural Engineering team and Principal Gunnar Hubbard, Vice President Jose Rodriguez and Project Director Emma Reif of our Sustainability practice will give the presentation “Taking Climate Action Through Low Carbon Design.” The session will look at why embodied carbon matters and some strategies for making positive change, including the use of timber in high-rise design and construction such as the concept for Chicago’s River Beech Tower. Registration is required and continuing education credits may be earned.
https://mailchi.mp/5c49df35846e/earn-2-hsw-credits-with-thornton-tomasetti-and-sara-ny-webinar-on-low-carbon-design-1321196

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