Uncovering the hidden human costs of material supply chains—and how architects can drive equity.

Rona Rothenberg, FAIA, and Julia Laue, FAIA, make the case for getting involved. 

AIA partner Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope gives pointers on utilizing the Design-Assist delivery method, which helped Bruner/Cott Architects meet ambitious goals...

Matt Toddy, AIA, on what’s at stake.

Engaging with AI empowers architects to shape the future of the profession.

A high-performance building envelope requires a careful plan for its interfaces and other details. AIA partner GAF outlines how to achieve that.

See how a new methodology can help projects better serve their communities.

It takes the right insulation to perform well in challenging locations. AIA partner Owens Corning outlines what architects must consider.

Architecture's premiere industry event kicks off in Boston. 

At Saratoga Springs High School, new ceiling and wall panels helped create an inclusive space and boosted lunch participation by 15%. AIA partner Armstrong...

As the AIA Indiana State Disaster Coordinator, Steve Alspaugh, FAIA, is on the front lines. 

In wildfire-scarred sections of L.A., rapid rebuilding and resiliency are both complementary and in competition.

Creating an SAP pushes firms to do better while holding them accountable. 

Three LEED experts catch you up on the sustainability framework’s latest update.

Read on for key takeaways from AIA’s 2025 Compensation & Benefits Report. 

AIA partner MILESEEY Tools offers four key criteria for architects selecting a new laser distance meter.

Can ideas contests for cities have concrete value for architects trying to break through and not go broke?

Mahya Salehi, AIA, overcame site constraints and daylighting challenges to design a family home that ticks all the boxes. AIA partner Andersen Windows & Doors...

AIA partner Deltek explores recent research and commentary on how artificial intelligence is shaping the future for architecture firms.

Architecture Week 2025 reached thousands of students. Momentum is already building toward next year’s event—and you can be part of it.