What’s in the AIA Historical Directory?
- Names of all national-level AIA members up to 1978
- Years of membership until 1978
- Does NOT include members who joined after 1978
- Digitized files from the AIA Archives (example: Francis Abreu and note Related Records link to Abreu & Robinson with other digitized files)
- What might be in their AIA Archives file, if it isn’t digitized yet—you can request it to be scanned if the person is deceased
- References to their entries in biographical directories (example: Jamieson Parker)
- Links to other archives which hold the architect’s papers and drawings (example: Irving F. Morrow)
- Names of non-member architects who appear in directories or other archives
- Names of firms that appear in directories, in other archives, or in the AIA Archives
Full text of all three editions of American Architects Directory: 1956 1962 1970
Architects Roster Questionnaires filled out by over 1,000 firms in 1946-1953
What’s not in the AIA Historical Directory?
- Does NOT include lists of buildings
- Does NOT include information about specific buildings
- Is NOT a directory to current architects in practice
More about the AIA Historical Directory
The AIA Historical Directory of American Architects grows weekly as additional requests are received and AIA Archives materials are scanned.
For more information contact the AIA Archives at archives@aia.org.