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1 designed for Las Vegas by the people who built it ARCHITECTURE LAS VEGAS is the official publication of the Las Vegas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Our purpose is to enhance the public s awareness of architecture and its importance in our community and in our lives. Our magazine is created to inform, educate and entertain the reader by providing relevant information regarding our built environment, advancements in the field of architecture and the recognition of excellence in design.

2 As an annual publication, the magazine provides an extended shelf-life and is available on newsstands and bookstores nationally (including Barnes & Nobel and Borders) as well as online at aialasvegas.org. With an average 2.5 readers per copy, the magazine provides a total readership of over 62,500. With a distribution of 25,000 copies, the 2009 edition of Architecture Las Vegas will be distributed to: 12,000 of the high end demographic of Nevada Public Radio subscribers 10,000 of the top architecture firms and architects in the country editorial content ARCHITECTURE LAS VEGAS is an award-winning magazine, and the only publication that addresses architecture and design issues of the Las Vegas community. The 2009 edition of Architecture Las Vegas will explore the importance of art and architecture in our city.. how it enriches our lives, creates a sense of place and brings an energy and vitality to our community. Mayor Oscar Goodman has said that Public art is what makes a city s identity. As Las Vegas continues to grow in size, population and maturity, it is our attention to public art, and the distinctiveness of our architecture, that will define our city and create a new national image of Las Vegas. The 2009 edition will investigate how artists and architects work together and how business owners, civic leaders, artists and designers are influencing the look of our city - from murals to sculptures and skyscrapers. The new Union Park project, CityCenter and other major projects are bringing a new focus to our urban environment, while at the same time, efforts to preserve the unique art and architecture of our city s history are essential in defining our city. The magazine will also look at: The Future of Renewable Energy in Nevada The Pioneers in Sustainable Design Urban Planning and the Success of Projects Like Town Square The 2008 AIA Nevada Design Award Winning Projects 1,000 for national distribution through retail outlets including Barnes & Nobel and Borders 2,000 local AIA members, public officials, libraries and architecture schools Online sales through the AIA Las Vegas website STREET DATE APRIL 1, 2009 The Las Vegas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects is composed of members with a strong reputation for professional leadership and bold designs. Established in 1956 and with over 600 Architects, Associates, Emeritus and Allied members, we represent a diverse cross-section of the industry. AIA Las Vegas wide-ranging membership supports the southwest region s unique group of design and construction industry professionals who are involved in all aspects of design and practice from small residential projects to large national and international work for public, private, and institutional clients. AIA Las Vegas is your local connection to the profession of architecture and design. We provide the best opportunity for sharing information, products, ideas, and resources. Through our Chapter programs, events and publications our members exchange professional experiences and knowledge.

3 editorial board Sean Coulter, AIA 2009 AIA Las Vegas President Mark Hobaica, AIA 2008 AIA Las Vegas President Lance Kirk, Assoc. AIA AIA LV COTE (Committee on the Environment) Jeanne Brown Head Librarian, UNLV Architecture Studies Library Flo Rogers President, Nevada Public Radio Phil Hagen VegasInk Debra Heiser Debra Heiser Design Randy Lavigne, Hon. AIA Executive Director, AIA Las Vegas / AIA Nevada Debi Raffi Communications Manager, AIA Las Vegas Other Advertising Opportunities with AIA Las Vegas The Forum Our Newsletter is the main source of communication with our membership, and an excellent means of presenting your company, product or service. AIA LV Directory & Resource Guide The AIA Las Vegas Directory & Resource Guide provides information that is useful to the public as well as those who want to participate in the Las Vegas architectural community. It provides a listing of all AIA Las Vegas members; Firm Profiles on both Architecture Firms and our Allied-Business Partners; contact information for AIA National offices, Nevada Legislative Resources, Public Officials and Building Departments. To download rate sheets and contracts go to We offer a multi-use discount to those who advertise in additional AIA LV publications Publisher: Randy Lavigne has served as Executive Director of both the Nevada and Las Vegas Chapters of the AIA for the last fourteen years. Under her guidance Architecture Las Vegas magazine was created in She has overseen the production and publication of each of the magazines previous editions. Associate Publisher / Advertising Sales: Debi Raffi serves as Communications Manager for the Las Vegas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and this year will be her fourth year in the role of Associate Publisher and Director of Advertising Sales for Architecture Las Vegas. She manages the production of all chapter publications including the annual AIA Las Vegas Directory and Resource Guide, the FORUM newsletter and both the AIA Nevada and AIA Las Vegas websites. Editor: Phil Hagen of Vegas Ink has served as editor of Architecture Las Vegas for nine years, and was instrumental in the establishment of the magazine in Phil has developed several other publications including Vurb and Nevada Public Radio s Desert Companion. Previously he served as editor of Las Vegas Life magazine and under his guidance, that magazine was the winner of several regional and national awards, including a Maggie Award for the Best City and Metropolitan Publication in the West in 2001 and 2004 (Western Publication Association) and the Silver Medal for General excellence at the National City and Regional Magazine Awards in Phil also writes for a number of regional publications including Arizona magazine, and Sources + Design.

4 advertising specifications 2 Spread x 11 (bleed) Trim to x Live Area for Text or Images x 9.75 Bleed Sizes: Bleed sizes are figured to allow 1/8 trim on all sides. Required Safety Allowance: 1/4 from trim on all sides Saddle Stitch Gutter Spread Safety Allowance: 1/8 on each side of gutter. Full x 11 (bleed) Trim to x Live Area for Text or Images x / x /3 8 x /4 6 x 11 (includes.125 bleed on left, top and bottom) 1/2 8 x / x 4.75 Printing Process: Web Offset Binding Method: Perfect Bound Software: PDF ( Press Optimized ) Color: All four-color ads should be designed using the CMYK process. Graphics: Save all images in JPG or PDF format in CMYK colorspaces. All scanned images should be at 300 dpi and placed at 100%. Be sure to include all fonts and images contained in your files (including fonts embedded in EPS files). All fonts should be outlined and must be Postscript Type1 (including Multiple Master). We cannot support True Type fonts. Hard Copy Proofs: A hard copy proof of your ad is suggested to check the final output. Please adhere to these specifications to ensure your ad is displayed correctly. AIA Las Vegas will be unable to accept materials and/or will not be responsible for ads not built to these specifications. PLEASE SEND ALL ARTWORK AND MATERIALS BY JANUARY 15th, 2009 Ad Materials should be sent to: Debi Raffi - Associate Publisher 401 S. 4th Street, Suite 175 Las Vegas, NV Tel: or to: draffi@aianevada.org or via (free service for large files)

5 Ad Size: Full - $5,400 3/4 - $4,300 1/2 - $2,995 1/3 - $2,150 1/4 - $1,650 2 Spread - $9,500 Back Cover - $8,690 Inside Front Cover - $7,150 Inside Back Cover - $7,150 AIA LV Members Receive a 10% Discount Off of These Rates Orientation: Vertical Horizontal Ad Design Available- Debi Raffi at debiraffi@aol.com comments ADVERTISER INFO Business Name: Billing Address: City State Zip: Phone: Fax: Contact Name: Contact Address: If an outside designer or agency is supplying artwork, please provide the following information. The advertiser is responsible for contacting the agency to request the ad and provide proper specifications. Agency Name: Contact Name: Phone: PAYMENT DETAILS ad contract Amount Due: (AIA LV Members include a 10% Discount) Payment Method: *Credit Card **Check Check # CCard # Exp Date: Print Name: Signature of Cardholder: *Signature and billing address must match credit card information. **Returned checks will be assessed an additional fee of $25. TERMS and CONDITIONS This is a legally binding contract between AIA Las Vegas and the undersigned to provide advertising space in the 2009 issue of Architecture Las Vegas magazine. Payment in full is due upon signing. Publisher will allow a maximum of 30 days from date of signature to receive payment in full. Ad space is not reserved or guaranteed until full payment is received. The undersigned advertiser is fully responsible for the content and graphic accuracy of their advertising and ads must be built to specifications noted in the media kit. The undersigned agrees to accept the terms and conditions of this contract and is responsible for any and all expenses related to collections and legal fees. I agree to the above stated terms and conditions: FAX THIS FORM TO Signed: Date: