Introducing the New AIANY Firm Directory, Powered by Architizer


We’re thrilled to announce a significant new partnership with AIA New York to power the official AIANY Firm Directory. Architizer already contains some 25,000 firm profiles, and now New York architects will have access to even better, more interconnected tools.

In the new AIANY Firm Directory, member firms can update their AIANY profile using Architizer’s cutting-edge technology — and see their content updated on both Architizer.com and AIANY.org.

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To avoid missing out on the great exposure this new partnership will bring to architects, New York firms should to get their profile set up for success on both platforms. To do so, follow these two simple steps:

1. Login to your existing Architizer profile—or request a new one.

If your firm already has a profile on Architizer, login here and update the profile as you would normally.

If your firm isn’t on Architizer yet, email support@architizer.com with the following information:

  • Your Firm Name
  • Request to be tagged as part of AIA New York

2. Make sure you COMPLETE your profile.

Architizer will create your account, but you have to do the rest. Login and update your profile, and don’t forget your firm’s complete description, address, social URLs, and projects with images.

See some helpful tips here!

AIANY chose to collaborate with Architizer due to its incredible coverage and technological assets, making it a perfect match for the AIANY’s longstanding professional reputation and name recognition. Architects that have a presence on both platforms will be increasingly trusted by potential clients and peers alike, as well as having an elegant way to display their work where it can be seen by a huge global audience.

If you have any questions about the partnership, we’d love to hear from you — get in touch at support@architizer.com.

About AIANY: Founded in 1857, AIA New York is the oldest and largest chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The Chapter’s members include over 5,000 practicing architects, allied professionals, students and public members interested in architecture and design. AIA New York is dedicated to three goals: design excellence, public outreach, and professional development.

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