Three firms share how circling back on projects after handoff has benefited their design services. 

Licensure gave Atara Margolies, AIA, the freedom to ask, “What else do I want to do in the built environment?” See why in this Q&A.

"Becoming an architect isn't a straight line," says Christiana Copper, AIA. 

In this first entry of a three-article series, Lori Apfel Cardeli, AIA, NCARB, discusses why books help kids realize architecture is an option.

Read our interview with Carole Wedge, FAIA, to learn about her excitement for her new role, her favorite projects, and more.

Learn about the welcoming design ethos behind the AIA Global Campus for Architecture & Design® in Washington, D.C.

As architects and developers get serious about cutting carbon, single-family home construction offers untapped potential. 

Leaders from Self+Tucker, Evoke Studio, and more on what has helped them succeed. 

Cardeli continues her series on children’s architecture books by talking with authors about what makes their work impactful. 

Firm leaders reveal their tips for more inclusive workplaces.

Here's how two AIA chapters are bringing Architecture Week to their communities. 

Illya Azaroff, FAIA, was inaugurated as the 2026 AIA President on Friday, December 5, at the Global Campus for Architecture and Design in Washington, D.C.

Savannah Sinowitz, AIA, discusses the pilot licensure-support program she started with AIA Oregon.

The team behind the National Juneteenth Museum plans to make it a cultural and economic center.

At this year’s AIA Leadership Summit, writer and advisor April Rinne shared “superpowers” architects can use to move through uncertainty.

“Whether people realize it or not, what we do as architects affects everybody’s health and well-being,” says Mateo Matanane, AIA.

The U.S. has long had a shortage of affordable housing. How can architects help in the collective effort to make housing attainable to more people? 

In this interview, Azaroff discusses his formative experiences, what he envisions for AIA members, and why “leadership can’t wait.”

Julia Laue, FAIA, kicks off a new series with a look at how public architecture helps San Franciscans.

AIA partner AISC shows how a design-assist approach can resolve challenges and protect the architect’s vision on ambitious projects like the Las Vegas Sphere...