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The Ontario Association
of Architects (OAA) is a self-regulating organization governed
by the Architects Act, which is a statute of the Government of Ontario. The OAA is dedicated to promoting and
increasing the knowledge, skill and proficiency of its members, and
administering the Architects Act, in
order that the public interest may be served and protected.
A society of the OAA,
the Niagara Society of Architects (NSA)
is one of 14 regional subsidiary non-profit organizations of
professional architects, intern architects, or, individuals that,
through their related professions/interests, are nominated as honorary
members or sponsor members.
The NSA provides:
 A venue for
dialogue between regional architects;
A support
network for professional advice;
Social
interaction among the local architectural community;
Opportunities
for community leadership; and,
Continuing
education.
The NSA acts as a
collective forum for issues directly affecting the practice of its
members as well as for promoting an understanding of the practice of
architecture and our role in the construction industry and our local
economy. We recognize Niagara talent and achievements in our common
field of endeavour. Through sponsorship and
volunteer time, the NSA works with
local organizations to offer architectural walking tours of our rich
building and urban design heritage.
We host lectures and exhibitions on the architecture
of Niagara’s past, present and future and we participate in or organize
charitable events in the communities where our members live and work.
By election, we appoint Society executive officers to organize monthly
meetings and manage/document our activities.
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NSA Chair
Christopher Sullivan
(905) 984-8676
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Vice Chair
Vacant
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Treasurer
Larisa Brodsky
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Secretary
Sam Persano
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To contact the NSA
executive, click here to email us.
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