AIA Toledo President Jake Miley, AIA, recaps the year and looks forward to 2026.

This upcoming January, the 76^th Annual AIA Toledo High School Design Competition will begin.

AIA Toledo’s Open Doors initiative was developed in collaboration with local member architects and community partners. The program aims to raise public awareness about the process of opening a commercial space, with a focus on supporting new business owners.

As the recipient of an AIA Toledo Travel Grant, Kelly Alter, AIA, attended the Women’s Leadership Summit in Atlanta, Georgia.

AIA Toledo is pleased to recognize Robert A. Siebenaller, AIA, as the recipient of the 2025 Architect of the Year Award.

AIA Toledo is pleased to recognize Lindsey Brusoe, AIA, as the recipient of the 2025 Emerging Professional of the Year Award.

AIA Toledo’s biennial Design Awards program seeks to recognize design excellence in private and public projects and to honor works of distinction by designers based within AIA Toledo’s boundaries.

As a recent graduate and first-time attendee, Bradley Butler, Assoc. AIA, shares his experience representing AIA Toledo at the 2025 AIA Ohio Conference & Awards in Columbus. From reconnecting with mentors to exploring innovative hard-hat tours, his reflections highlight the value of professional connection and continued learning within the architectural community.

AIA Toledo President, Jacob Miley, AIA, shares reflections from this year’s AIA Ohio Conference in Columbus, where architects from across the state came together to exchange ideas, celebrate design excellence, and explore the future of our profession.