AM I A MEMBER OF THE EAA?

Are you a member of the RIAS and live within the EAA Chapter area? Then, yes, you are automatically an EAA member!

Membership Criteria: If you are an RIAS member (Architect, Student, Retired or Academic) based in the City of Edinburgh, the Lothians, areas of the Scottish Borders including Berwickshire, Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles, and Southern Fife, you are a member of the Edinburgh Architectural Association.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED?

The EAA is managed by the EAA Council. Joining the EAA Council or contributing to one of the working groups is easy!

To get involved, contact us at mail@eaa.org.uk to let us know that you are interested and we will send you further information.

The EAA has several working groups which focus on key aspects of the EAA Strategy:

• Events

• Conservation

• Education

• Competitions

• Sustainability

• Communications

• Planning

• Awards

If you are interested in a particular area covered by the EAA Working Groups, please get in touch. The groups are always looking for new volunteers and members to help to support the advance of architecture within the Chapter area. You do not have to be on EAA Council to be a member of the working group.

The EAA value the benefits of having different experience, backgrounds and points of view on our working groups and would encourage volunteers from underrepresented groups within the architectural profession.

If you have a specific issue that you wish to address please contact the EAA President at president@eaa.org.uk