This year’s ArchiTalks will let architects engage with questions about practice, authorship, responsibility, and leadership, writes Katie Swenson, Assoc. AIA. 

AIA chapter delegates gathered at the meeting in the San Diego Convention Center on Wednesday, the first day of the AIA Conference on Architecture & Design ...

Architecture’s biggest event kicks off in San Diego.

The model, writer, and television host sat down with Yiselle Santos Rivera, AIA, to find the commonalities in their areas of expertise.

Rex Cabaniss, AIA, reveals what architects interested in community design should be aware of. 

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.

Check out the day in photos. (There is a puppy!)

Nicole Becker, AIA, on what mountaineering has taught her about architectural practice.

The architecture profession brings a wealth of well-honed technical and soft skills relevant to the realm of community design. 

“We are training young architects to be excellent designers and, at the same time, training them to defer,” writes Jeff Seabold, FAIA.

Architects changing course don’t have to start over. Identifying transferable skills, finding mentors, and doing the research can make a new path more...

Developed as a companion resource, the Activation Kit invites anyone in the profession to engage with the guides in a meaningful way. 

With stronger knowledge of accessibility and regenerative design, architects and designers enhance their advocacy and credibility.

A challenging hiring environment, AI, and shifting expectations are reshaping how young architects find work, develop skills, and envision their careers.

Alicia Ponce, AIA, discusses what has shaped her approach to practice and her mentorship of rising generations of Latina architects.

Midway through their careers, these professionals jumped to architecture from another field. Learn about their reasons and the rewards they’ve found.