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How to design for extreme temperatures
March 5, 2024

While the challenges of climate change are new, the most effective strategies have been around for as long as buildings have. 

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Energy
New federal boosts to energy codes aim to accelerate climate progress
February 15, 2024

By Patrick Sisson

Architects and AEC experts are hopeful that more funding will make it easier for states and cities to implement clean energy codes.  

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5 Ways to set up internships that help your firm’s future
July 20, 2026

Architecture students describe what makes a working experience valuable for them and what they offer to a transforming profession.

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How will AI change office design?
July 14, 2026

AI adoption may transform what clients want in their office layouts. Architects and designers can start preparing now.

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From process to practice: Sustainability in El Paso, Texas
July 13, 2026

Ellen Mitchell, AIA, interviews Laura Foster, AIA, about what sustainability in West Texas can tell us.

Rachel Wiesbrock, Assoc. AIA
Making accessibility “more than a checkbox”
July 6, 2026

Rachel Wiesbrock, Assoc. AIA, explains why advocating and designing for people with disabilities and diverse lived experiences is essential for a better built environment.

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Inside the Tennessee State Capitol modernization project
July 7, 2026

Tennessee State Architect Ann McGauran, AIA, reveals how architects and designers are improving the State Capitol complex while preserving its character.

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What does it mean to build a regenerative practice?
June 29, 2026

Industry leaders reflect on what firms need to change to become truly regenerative.

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Business Intelligence
ABI May 2026: Architecture firm billings weaken further
June 24, 2026

Nearly one quarter of firms report being currently understaffed.

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Firm Management
Firm leadership in the age of AI
June 15, 2026

See the advice bestselling author Charlene Li gave at AIA26 for firms navigating AI’s disruptions.

Illya Azaroff, FAIA
Career and the profession
Day 1 of AIA26: A celebration of the profession
June 11, 2026

Architecture’s biggest event kicks off in San Diego.

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Career and the profession
Day 2 of AIA26: Padma Lakshmi speaks, College of Fellows welcomes new members, and more
June 12, 2026

Check out the day in photos. (There is a puppy!)

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Career and the profession
Days 3 and 4 of AIA26: Duvall Decker Architects, the Hip-Hop Architect, Charlene Li and Sameh Wahba, and more
June 15, 2026

AIA26’s final two days brought recognition for award winners, a pair of keynote speeches, and a continuing sense of community for the architecture profession.

Taryn Sabia
Social impact
Meet the urban designer running for mayor
May 26, 2026

Taryn Sabia, Assoc. AIA, believes architects and designers are vital for solving the problems facing Tampa, Fl.

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