Three new leaders elected to AIA Board of Directors
June 12, 2026
Joyce Owens, FAIA, has been elected 2027 President-elect/2028 President. Jonathan Matthew Taylor, AIA, has been elected 2027–2028 Secretary, and Sarah Woynicz…
Sustainability
Mass timber aesthetics vs. acoustics
June 22, 2026
Mass timber designs face unique acoustic challenges. AIA partner USG provides guidance on how architects can address these issues in the design phase.
Leadership Education
Take your leadership skills to the next level with AIA. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your ability to lead, take on a larger role at your firm or in your...
Racial, ethnic, & gender equity at AIA
Harnessing the passion of our members and the broader design community, AIA is taking steps to advance racial justice and equity in our organization, profession…
Equity, diversity, and inclusion
Explore the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion in design excellence with AIA. Discover resources, case studies, and strategies for creating more…
Mentee
Become a mentee through AIA and gain guidance, confidence, and real-world insight to support your career growth in architecture.
K-12 Student Competition
With more than 6,000 votes cast across 12 outstanding submissions, the community has spoken!
Congratulations to Marcel Wolosik, a sophomore in the architectural...
AIA/Deltek ABI: Architecture Firm Billings Weaken Further as Economic Uncertainty Slows Projects
June 24, 2026
Architecture firm billings declined in May as economic uncertainty continued to weigh on the design sector. The latest AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index…
Business Intelligence
ABI May 2026: Architecture firm billings weaken further
June 24, 2026
Nearly one quarter of firms report being currently understaffed.
AIA award winners
An AIA award is the ultimate acknowledgment of impactful, exemplary work in architecture and design. Browse AIA award recipients across nearly 30 categories...
Architecture Award
Architecture Award 2026
June 10, 2026
Explore the AIA Architecture Award 2026 recipients—recognized as the best contemporary architecture regardless of budget, size, style, or type.
Climate action
What does it mean to build a regenerative practice?
June 29, 2026
Industry leaders reflect on what firms need to change to become truly regenerative.
Career and the profession
Embracing suffering, avoiding burnout
June 29, 2026
Nicole Becker, AIA, on what mountaineering has taught her about architectural practice.
Higher education
May 1, 2024
Explore how AIA promotes excellence in higher education for the growth and future of the architecture profession.
Firm Management
The future of construction administration: What AI changes and what it doesn’t
June 9, 2026
AI won’t replace architects’ expertise, but it can reduce their administrative burden. AIA partner Part3 outlines the possibilities.
Building science and technology
Minnesota enters the modular era with Alvera Apartments
June 29, 2026
Off-site construction and thoughtful collaboration helped DJR Architecture & Design overcome a tight lot and parking challenges in downtown St. Paul, Minn. AIA...
Building science and technology
Who's afraid of artificial intelligence?
July 16, 2024
Not Matthias Hollwich, AIA, principal at HWKN, who is heading full bore into what he believes is a paradigm change.
10 AIA26 sessions that will strengthen your advocacy efforts at home
June 1, 2026
Check out these climate, resilience, and housing sessions at the 2026 AIA Conference on Architecture & Design.
Architects and AI: Practical guidance for a changing profession
April 6, 2026
How will AI shape the future of architecture? Learn how to integrate AI into your practice with actionable guidance, tools, and insights from AIA’s AI Task...
Design specialty
The Wave space frame installation brings hands-on learning to D.C.
March 2, 2026
At the National Building Museum, architecture students got rare experience designing, fabricating, and assembling a large-scale public structure.
