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South Dakota Design Awards
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Design in the Hills 2017
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design:South Dakota
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AIA South Dakota is a non-profit membership organization made up of architects, future architects and partners from across our state who seek to enjoy great opportunities to learn, share, promote architecture and advance the important idea that design matters in every South Dakota community.

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AIA SD News

Jul 25

AIA South Dakota architects interviewed on statewide SDPB program

AIA South Dakota President Gene Fennell, Vice President Patri Acevedo and Director Kris Bjerke are interviewed about Design in the Hills by SDPB’s… Read More »

Jul 23

Tiny houses trend reaches South Dakota

AIA South Dakota President Gene Fennell is interviewed by Sioux Falls Business Journal Editor Jodi Schwan for his thoughts on the tiny houses trend.… Read More »

Jun 27

Love of heritage reviving golden Gap landmark

AcV2 architecture was featured in the Rapid City Journal for an exciting new project in an area known as The Gap. What was originally an electrical… Read More »

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