Nonresidential building spending to remain sluggish through 2026, with no turnaround in sight.

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Good architecture accommodates change, withstands wear and tear, and serves as a flexible community asset in times of crisis. This guide explores how to design…

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Identify, evaluate, and manage potential risks effectively.

A guide for architects to drive change: This resource leverages the Fourth National Climate Assessment to identify key climate issues as well as resources for…

Explore resources to identify, respond, and prevent all forms of harassment in the workplace.

Join us as we explore the architectural marvels that define who we are and inspire the future—one design at a time. 

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Fewer than 1 in 10 firms report any billings from international projects over the past 5 years.

97% of firms report that they still work within traditional design phases.

Professional liability insurance levels remain steady at most firms

Negotiating design fees has become more challenging in recent years.
 

Most firms have seen some stalled, delayed, or canceled projects over the last six months.
 

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