AIA’s Washington, D.C., headquarters is the home base for AIA national staff, but the renewal is creating space with members and allied organizations in mind.

Data show a growing desire by homeowners to renovate and rejuvenate their homes. A study by AIA partner Marvin reveals some of the top design options they’re...

Christian Solorio Acuña, AIA, NOMA, combines his design skills and public service to tackle low-income housing. Jordan Kravitz, AIA, from the Young Architects...

What makes architecture's future stars tick? We spoke with some of AIA's recent Young Architects Award recipients about what fulfills them, their dream projects...

When a young architect decided to strike out on his own, the first project he took on served dual purposes — to test out new ideas and to create a rural retreat...

 AIA’s EVP/CEO and president champion architects at the annual gathering of city leaders.

To close out Women’s History Month, we’ve rounded up six noteworthy projects by women leading the field of architecture.  

Historic structures are vital to the evolution of a community. 

Small firm heads Anthony Baker and Terrence O'Neal discuss the story of their merger, the biggest challenges they faced when merging firms, and the future of...

The city's innovative Oak & Alder development can serve as a model for other firms looking to increase housing density.

Architects say low maintenance is a key request among homeowner customers. AIA partner James Hardie explores one siding option that meets that demand.

In the wake of the pandemic's remote work boom, firms continue to assess next steps for their practice. 

In addition to its net-zero design, the building will have an affordability component. 

A Mitchell Guirgola-designed structure combines affordable living spaces with the community’s beloved public library.  

Architects and designers can help improve the health of people and the planet by giving careful thought to how they evaluate building products and finishes.

Three projects show how architects are designing to prevent the loss of biodiversity. 

In the second part of a series on getting to know Young Architect Award winners, we spoke with some recent recipients of the award about getting drawn to the...

AIA Trust Week 2024 is an opportunity to learn about the complimentary risk management benefits available to you and your firm. Learn how to register and earn...

“You’re not going to go to the poor house to do DoD work.”  - Ed Gauvreau, FAIA

A Q&A with the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Planning Branch, Installation...

From a tiny NYC studio to a Hudson Valley escape, architect Landon Browne demonstrates an interplay of space, function, and aesthetics in modest homes. AIA...