Proposed FAR change would correct decades-old misapplication of the 6% fee limitation and strengthen federal contracting opportunities for architecture firms
Residential architects are seeing continued growth in homeowner demand for flexible, adaptable accommodations
September 21, 2026
AIA's Home Design Trends Survey for the third quarter of 2026 asked architects about trends in special-function rooms, home features, home systems and…
AIA After Hours: Fall Into Design
1735 New York Avenue NW Washington, DC20006 United States
Kick off AIA After Hours, a new quarterly happy hour series at the AIA Global Campus. Enjoy drinks, light bites, music, and a hands-on autumn-inspired design…
Next to Lead
September 16, 2026
Next to Lead is a leadership development training program for a diverse cohort of women leaders in architecture.
AIA Leadership
Explore our diverse leadership team committed to advancing the profession and building a better world through architecture.
Design specialty
How will AI change office design?
July 14, 2026
AI adoption may transform what clients want in their office layouts. Architects and designers can start preparing now.
Social impact
Small projects, profound impact
September 22, 2026
Trahan Architects founder Trey Trahan, FAIA, NOMA, reflects on designing two award-winning projects and the outsized impact small interventions can have on...
Career and the profession
5 Ways to put the Guides for Equitable Practice Activation Kit into action
September 15, 2026
Developed as a companion resource, the Activation Kit invites anyone in the profession to engage with the guides in a meaningful way.
Business Advocacy
AIA recognizes the vital role that architecture firms play in the built environment and the broader economy.
Firm Management
3 Ways firms are responding when CA demands exceed expectations
September 8, 2026
It’s inevitable that projects will run long and workloads will change. AIA partner Part3 shows how more clarity can help architects better anticipate and manage...
Architecture firms continue to face soft business conditions
September 23, 2026
In August, architecture firms continued to face soft business conditions, posting an AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index® (ABI) score of 47.2.
Business Intelligence
ABI August 2026: Architecture firm billings continue to decline
September 23, 2026
Nearly half of architecture firms are actively engaging with AI.
Social impact
The future of disaster response
September 22, 2026
As extreme weather events become more common, David Sellers, AIA, and Aaron Bowman, AIA, are innovating new ways to help communities recover.
AIA Architect
AIA | Architecture Billings Index®
Subscribe to the AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index, the leading monthly economic indicator for forecasting nonresidential construction.
AIA invites firms to participate in Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience Pledge
September 23, 2026
The pledge encourages firms to work with clients, consultants, stakeholders and communities to consider current and future risks, helping clients establish…
PrepARE
AIA has your back on the path to licensure, making it easier to prepare, stay motivated, and get licensed.
Your Associate AIA membership includes free PrepARE...
Affordable housing
When affordable housing becomes a community investment
September 8, 2026
Nonprofits, healthcare systems, schools, and foundations are putting new resources into housing—and giving architects more room to design projects that serve...
Career and the profession
These two credentials can help you become a better leader
September 25, 2026
With stronger knowledge of accessibility and regenerative design, architects and designers enhance their advocacy and credibility.
AIA Board Member Candidacy
The American Institute of Architects seeks well-qualified and eager candidates for the AIA Board of Directors and other leadership positions.
