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Apply to Become a Member of the Traditional Architecture Group

Any member of the Royal Institute of British Architects may become a member of TAG for an annual membership fee of £50

Membership is free for Students of British Architectural Schools

Benefits of membership of TAG

• Be a part of a community of architects promoting traditional architecture both within the architectural profession and in society at large
• Have your say on traditional architecture issues where it counts
• Play a part in influencing the profession to take account of traditional architecture and to promote it and reform architectural education
• Attend TAG events
• Promote your practice/your work through TAG's website and regular Subscriber Newletters distributed to a large and expanding mailing list
• Feature your work in the website Gallery and national Location Map (subject to conditions, see below)
• Have your projects featured as news items on the TAG Home Page
• Have voting rights at the AGM to elect officers and committee members, determine resolutions and influence policy
• Be eligible to be a TAG officer or committee member
• Receive the regular Member Newsletter informing you of TAG developments and member events
• A chance to meet traditional architects and those involved in working for traditional architecture

According to its status as a Linked Society of the RIBA, TAG may accept only a limited number of non-RIBA member architects. Whilst we welcome applications from such architects, membership is discretionary, depending on the number of places available

TAG also has a limited number of architectural fabricators (annual fee £100), writers, academics, publishers and illustrators as members. Again membership in these categories is discretionary.

Membership fees run from 1st January to 31st December.

To be included in the Gallery and Location Map, members must be able to declare that they can deliver a full architectural service for a traditional building for prospective clients. (This does not mean necessarily that they have to have their own practice.)