5 Ways to develop expertise in community planning and design
April 27, 2026
Rex Cabaniss, AIA, reveals what architects interested in community design should be aware of.
Building science and technology
HVAC design decisions that improve multifamily project economics
June 15, 2026
AIA partner Midea explores key characteristics for flexible HVAC systems that work within the space and cost constraints of multifamily properties.
Design specialty
Fulfilling a dream through design
February 9, 2026
The team behind the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, plans to make it a cultural and economic center.
Design and health
Urban design principles that advance healthy communities
June 8, 2026
Rex Cabaniss, AIA, highlights neighborhood features that boost residents’ health.
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.
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!)
EDI
How one architect weaves identity, practice, and LGBTQIA+ advocacy
June 18, 2026
Spencer Lepler, AIA, reflects on the personal experiences that shaped his path to leadership.
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.
Design specialty
5 Key takeaways from Shigeru Ban's AIA26 Architalk
June 18, 2026
Last week in San Diego, 2026 Gold Medal Award winner Shigeru Ban, Hon. FAIA, shared what makes his vision so unique.
Sustainability
Mass timber aesthetics vs. acoustics
June 22, 2026
Mass timber designs face unique acoustic challenges. AIA partner USG provides guidance on how architects can address these issues in the design phase.
Climate action
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.
Career and the profession
Embracing suffering, avoiding burnout
June 29, 2026
Nicole Becker, AIA, on what mountaineering has taught her about architectural practice.
Firm Management
The future of construction administration: What AI changes and what it doesn’t
June 9, 2026
AI won’t replace architects’ expertise, but it can reduce their administrative burden. AIA partner Part3 outlines the possibilities.
Building science and technology
Minnesota enters the modular era with Alvera Apartments
June 29, 2026
Off-site construction and thoughtful collaboration helped DJR Architecture & Design overcome a tight lot and parking challenges in downtown St. Paul, Minn. AIA...
Building science and technology
Who's afraid of artificial intelligence?
July 16, 2024
Not Matthias Hollwich, AIA, principal at HWKN, who is heading full bore into what he believes is a paradigm change.
10 AIA26 sessions that will strengthen your advocacy efforts at home
June 1, 2026
Check out these climate, resilience, and housing sessions at the 2026 AIA Conference on Architecture & Design.
Design specialty
The Wave space frame installation brings hands-on learning to D.C.
March 2, 2026
At the National Building Museum, architecture students got rare experience designing, fabricating, and assembling a large-scale public structure.
Social impact
AEC Cares thanks its San Diego partners
July 6, 2026
Prior to AIA26, the architecture, engineering, and construction communities gave back to San Diego through the renovation of a local women’s center.
Design and health
Deaf education design in the spotlight at AIA25
June 5, 2025
The chairman of World Deaf Architecture explores questions about inclusive and equitable design at AIA's 2025 Conference on Architecture & Design.
Best Practices
How firms can direct AI instead of reacting to it
May 4, 2026
Mahya Salehi, AIA, on the ways AI helps her firm design homes.