Nicole Loeb
Allie K. Miller delivered a keynote on how architects can build and scale their practice using AI.
Career and the profession
On Day 1 of AIA25, architects learn about AI, honor award winners, and more
Architecture's premiere industry event kicks off in Boston.
On Day 1 of AIA’s 2025 Conference on Architecture & Design in Boston, attendees learned about the power of AI in architecture; cheered for LPA Design Studios, winner of the 2025 Firm Award, and Bryan C. Lee Jr., FAIA, NOMA, winner of the 2025 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award; and explored an expo floor featuring more than 600 booths where attendees made Lego versions of themselves, had caricatures sketched by robot arms courtesy of Deltek, and more. Scroll down for a photo recap.
Day 1 of AIA's 2025 Conference on Architecture & Design
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Nicole LoebMike Chapman, host of CBS's America ByDesign, interviewed AIA25 attendees on the expo floor. -
Nicole LoebLPA Design Studios, winners of the 2025 Firm Award, were honored at the Day 1 general session. -
Nicole LoebLPA Design Studios CEO Wendy Rogers, AIA, posed with interim AIA EVP/CEO Stephen Ayers, FAIA, and 2025 AIA President Evelyn Lee, FAIA, at the Day 1 general session. -
Nicole LoebBryan C. Lee Jr., FAIA, NOMA, winner of the 2025 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award, was honored on the mainstage during the general session on Day 1 of AIA25. -
Nicole LoebEarly-career attendees and students gathered at AIA's NextGen Lounge on the expo floor. -
Nicole LoebAn attendee greeted some puppies at the Puppy Park on the expo floor. -
Nicole LoebAn enthusiastic audience attended the Day 1 general session.
