Forum is a platform for critical dialogue about architecture in Washington and the Pacific Northwest. It is published quarterly, and reaches over 4000 architects and related professionals in the state of Washington.

CURRENT ISSUE:  Winter 2011

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EDITORIAL CALENDAR
December 2011: Think Small: Big Ideas in Smaller Cities
March 2012: FutureCity
June 2012: Awards (proposals now being accepted)
September 2012: Open Space

PROPOSING CONTENT
AIA welcomes ideas for topics, information, news or articles that fit our editorial direction. Download writer's guidelines at right. Proposals for the June 2012 on awards are now being accepted. We'd like to know what you think about awards and the awards process and are accepting proposals for columns to accompany all those award-winning projects. Examples from last year include "What do Awards Reward?" and "Inside the Jury Room." Review the Writer's Guidelines at right then email your proposals to Isla McKetta by January 4 to be considered.

NEWS FROM MEMBERS
AIA members and sponsors may submit company announcements (up to 75 words) to Isla McKetta.

ADVERTISING
Advertising in Forum puts your company in front of 4000 architects and related professionals in the state of Washington. Member firms and sponsors are entitled to advertising discounts.  AIA Seattle is now working with E&M Consulting to produce Forum.  Download the document "Advertising Information" on the right side of your screen.

EDITORIAL BOARD
Owen Richards AIA, Chair 
Ellen Sollod
Karen Kiest
Anna O’Connell
Anne Cunningham
Kristian Kofoed
Julia Levitt
Jonathan Junker Assoc. AIA

STAFF
Isla McKetta managing editor
Karen Dale copy editor
Lisa Richmond executive director

CORRECTIONS
In the Summer 2011 issue, "What Do Awards Reward?" is incorrectly credited.  The byline should read "By Jerome J. Diepenbrock AIA with contributions by Lindsey Malone Pflugrath and Myer Harrel AIA."  The editorial board regrets the error.
In the Fall 2010 issue of Forum, Cristina Bump's name is misspelled.  We regret the error. 
In the Winter 2008/09 issue of Forum, the images of EX3 Ron Sandwith Teen Center on page 30 were incorrectly labeled. The photographer was Ben Benschneider. The editorial board regrets the error.