Awards: 2005 Institute Honor Award for Regional and Urban Design 
Firm: Frank Schlesinger Associates Architects; Martinez & Johnson Architecture, PC; McInturff Architects; Shalom Baranes Associates Architects; Sorg & Associates, P.C.
Client: Cady's Alley; Washington, D.C.
Photo: Julia Heine/McInturff Architects
 

   
 
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 2006 AAJ Prospectus

The Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) is the AIA knowledge community that promotes excellence in the design of justice facilities. AAJ members have expertise in the planning, design, and construction of justice facilities, including judicial complexes, courthouses, police stations, prisons, jails, special needs facilities, and juvenile detention centers.
In particular, AAJ members encourage development of designs that result in facilities that

• Operate efficiently, safely, and securely;
• Contribute to more livable, more sustainable communities;
• Elevate the stature of these “institutions” within society;
• Create a positive environment for those who visit, work, and live in these facilities; and
• Achieve responsible stewardship of public funds.

The AAJ promotes and fosters the exchange of information and knowledge between members, professional organizations, and the public regarding high-quality planning, design, and delivery of justice architecture. Architect members work in private and public organizations of all sizes, and many are expert in subjects ranging from courtroom technology and advanced security systems to specific design requirements for juvenile detention centers. Allied AAJ members are from all sectors of the justice community who work in partnership with architects. They include educators, public servants, administrators, product manufacturers, and consultants.

The goal of the AAJ is to focus on effective project delivery, team building, collaboration, project management, fiscal management, communications skills, management skills, and cutting-edge design issues for architects who provide the diversified services associated with justice architecture. Together, architect and allied AAJ members are committed to improving the quality and effectiveness of the U.S. justice system by increasing the level of excellence in justice facility design. The AAJ welcomes sponsors who share these same interests and beliefs in the importance of achieving quality design in this sector of the construction industry.

AAJ activities and publications provide a variety of sponsorship opportunities to suit a diverse range of marketing strategies.

To discuss sponsorship opportunities and availability, please contact Doug Paul, Director Professional Practice at dpaul@aia.org or 202-626-7386.

 
General

Justice Industry Partner
$7,000

  • Acknowledgment as a nonexclusive “Distinguished 2007 Sponsor of the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice” on the AAJ Web site and in all AAJ broadcast e-mail messages and conference marketing materials
  • The right to display the statement, “Distinguished 2007 Sponsor of the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice,” on the sponsor’s marketing materials, publications, and Web page
  • All the benefits of a Pinnacle conference sponsor

Knowledge Community Conference

Pinnacle Conference Sponsor
$6,000

  • All Pillar Conference Exhibitor benefits (see below)
  • Acknowledgment as a Pinnacle Conference Sponsor on the conference Web site, in the on-site conference program, and by the conference chair/moderator at the beginning of a conference plenary session
  • Custom sponsor signage
  • One registration bag insert
  • Two complimentary full conference registrations (in addition to the complimentary exhibitor registration)

Capital Conference Sponsor
$4,500

  • All Conference Exhibitor benefits (see below)
  • Acknowledgment as a Capital conference sponsor on the conference Web site, in the on-site conference program, and by the conference chair/moderator at the beginning of a conference plenary session
  • Custom sponsor signage
  • One registration bag insert
  • One complimentary full conference registrations (in addition to the complimentary exhibitor registration)

Keystone Conference Sponsor
$3,000

  • All Conference Exhibitor benefits (see below)
  • Acknowledgment as a Keystone Conference Sponsor on the conference Web site, in the on-site conference program, and by the conference chair/moderator at the conference

Forum Conference Event Sponsor
$1,500

  • Available for all meals and breaks noted in the conference schedule
  • Event sponsorship can be shared by two companies or sponsors per break
  • Listing in the on-site conference program as an event sponsor and by the event chair/moderator at the conference and on-site recognition of sponsorship via event signage
  • One complimentary full conference registration and two complimentary tickets to the sponsored event

Pillar Conference Sponsor
$1,300

  • One 8' x 10' exhibit booth
  • Listing in the on-site conference program
  • One complimentary full conference registration, including invitation to all meals
  • One complimentary booth personnel registration

Lanyard Sponsor
$1,200

  • One sponsor will be provided an opportunity on a first-come-first-served basis to provide name tag lanyards for the conference
  • Acknowledgment as a special sponsor in the on-site conference program and by the conference chair/moderator at the conference

Keycard Sponsor
$2,000

  • One sponsor will be provided this sponsorship opportunity on a first-come-first-served basis to provide logo hotel keycards for the conference
  • Acknowledgment as a special sponsor in the on-site conference program and by the conference chair/moderator at the conference

Exhibitor Special Event Presentation
$200

  • This event provides a card with the names and booth numbers of up to 12 exhibitors to all the conference attendees.  Conference attendees are required to visit the participating exhibitors’ booths to have their card stamped or signed. Once completed, the cards can be dropped off at a specified location and collected by the conference staff for a door prize drawing.
  • Exhibitors are encouraged to provide door prizes.
  • Each participating firm will be listed as such in the on-site conference program.
  • The cost of this event is in addition to the standard cost for exhibitors at the conference.
  • This opportunity is based on a first-come-first-served basis.

Knowledge Community Publication/Communication

AAJ eNews Sponsor
$600 per issue

  • Acknowledgment as the exclusive sponsor of the quarterly eNewsletter on the front page of each sponsored issue and on the AAJ Web page