A neighborhood informed by New Urbanism rises in Raleigh, N.C.
September 23, 2026
By blending new and old styles with similar and unique elements, The Founding at Blue Ridge builds upon the principles of New Urbanism and a design ethos that’s...
Career and the profession
The next generation of architects is entering a profession in flux
September 28, 2026
A challenging hiring environment, AI, and shifting expectations are reshaping how young architects find work, develop skills, and envision their careers.
Career and the profession
Designing with heritage, community, and nature in mind
October 5, 2026
Alicia Ponce, AIA, discusses what has shaped her approach to practice and her mentorship of rising generations of Latina architects.
Affordable housing
Supporting housing as a human right for World Architecture Day
October 5, 2026
Learn more about the world’s housing situation and access resources in this rundown from the AIA Housing and Community Development Knowledge Community.
Celebrating World Architecture Day
October 5, 2026
Today, we celebrate World Architecture Day—a day to recognize the extraordinary role architecture plays in shaping our world. This year’s World Architecture Day...
Member censured for violating AIA Code of Ethics
October 5, 2026
Career and the profession
4 People, four pivots into architecture
October 5, 2026
Midway through their careers, these professionals jumped to architecture from another field. Learn about their reasons and the rewards they’ve found.
Sustainability
Living on the edge: Sustainability along the Texas-Mexico border
October 12, 2026
Ellen Mitchell, AIA, talks to Guillermo Cavazos, AIA, and Jesse Miller, AIA, about the continuous evolution of sustainability in their region.
Sustainability
How residential design offers opportunities for sustainability
December 17, 2024
Sustainable home projects can directly benefit both homeowners and architects.
EDI
Building in the open: AIA's President-elect on the meaning of Hispanic Heritage Month
October 12, 2026
Yiselle Santos Rivera, AIA, envisions a profession that stops treating identity as a category to accommodate and starts treating it as a resource to build from...
Design specialty
What makes CPKC Stadium a landmark design for women’s sports?
October 13, 2026
These six insights delve into the approach behind a venue transforming women’s athletics.
Materials
Wildfire-resilient design for wildland-urban interface zones
October 14, 2026
AIA partner Rockwool explores the risks for buildings in wildfire-prone areas and offers guidance on exterior wall assemblies and roofs.
Firm Management
Firm management: The new fundamentals
October 16, 2026
AIA’s first Firm Management Symposium revealed essential practices that strengthen leadership, stability, and long‑term success. Learn about those practices and...
Climate action
Advocacy as the world burns
October 19, 2026
AIA 2026 President Illya Azaroff, FAIA, on focusing our collective energy in the face of disruption.
Climate action
5 Key takeaways from AIA’s first Regenerative Design Summit
October 19, 2026
At the summit, architects and experts from other fields gathered to assess where regenerative design stands and work toward its future.
Design specialty
An education in pre-engineered metal buildings: Designing schools for context and what comes next
October 26, 2026
Using six new and retrofit education projects, AIA partner BlueScope explores approaches to incorporating pre-engineered metal buildings into the design process...
Firm Management
Diversification is helping firms navigate a sluggish market
October 26, 2026
Five firms share the strategies that are helping them grow despite tough business conditions.
ASTM F3561: A new way to comprehensively evaluate forced-entry resistance
April 10, 2026
As the urgency for safer schools continues to rise, learn how ASTM F3561 provides an objective method for assessing the ability of a complete fenestration...
How one firm navigated a large urban project in Rochester, N.Y.
May 18, 2026
The Neighborhood of Play in Rochester's Inner Loop East was an exercise in juggling multiple stakeholders.
Social impact
Back to the table
October 27, 2026
Jeff Seabold, FAIA, on the value of architects who get involved in civic leadership roles.