In work described as "social research and people analytics for the built environment," Plastarc founder and executive director Melissa Marsh, Assoc. AIA,...

View AIA’s Photo Diary as AIA24 begins, uniting more than 10,000 members of the greater AEC industry to network, learn, and celebrate architecture.

The longtime pair was met with a standing ovation from colleagues and peers at AIA24 in celebration of their inclusive design and their contributions to the...

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...

AIA Architecture Week 2024 is April 14-20. Learn how a popular children’s book could be the tool you need to inspire K-12 students to learn about architecture...

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

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...

Professional liability claims happen, and while only about one-third end in an insurer pay-out, all claims take a design firm’s time and can impair its...

AIA's leadership and volunteer development training program is accepting applicants for 2024. A member of the inaugural class shares the value of her experience...

AIA’s Global Practice Committee chair discusses the advantages and challenges of working internationally and offers three tips to consider before making a move.

AIA President Kimberly Dowdell, AIA, NOMAC, discusses the purpose of leadership and reflects on her year as AIA's 100th President.

You may be far enough along in practice to mentor other designers, but you can still benefit from being a mentee.

Work Program Architects is among a handful of firms where employees share salary information openly. 

Firm experience and good instruction can temper the transition from classroom to professional life.

Emily Almloff, AIA, speaks on health care architecture, improving licensure, and more.

Growth in the profession rarely happens alone. 

Faculty and students reflect on the successes and challenges of IPAL’s first decade.