Opinion
AIA Responds to ACHP Vote to Revise Section 106: Calls for Congressional Oversight and Legal Review
AIA is opposed to the decision by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to move forward with revisions to Section 106 of the National Historic Preser ...
What people point to as great design varies by the individual and the current zeitgeist. Still, one would be hard-pressed to emerge from Western design schools without hearing mention of Villa Savoye, ...
Extreme weather is happening with greater frequency and intensity. Of the 45 years the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has tracked weather and climate disasters with damages reaching ...
Nonresidential building construction reflects a K-shaped economy in 2026, marked by widening differences in performance across sectors. A K-shaped economic situation refers to uneven conditions across ...
In a profession where innovation meets responsibility for public health, safety, and welfare, artificial intelligence (AI) sits at that intersection—offering both opportunity and cause for hesitation.
Over the last two years, average salaries for architects increased just 3% per year due to tough headwinds for construction, among other factors. That is one of the many insights in AIA’s latest ...
Three-quarters of all U.S. architectural firms have fewer than 10 employees, according to AIA's 2024 Business of Architecture report. Small and emerging practices are essential to the health and ...
Are we living in—or about to enter—the “golden age of renovation?” Many signs point to a resounding yes. Factors such as aging housing stock and volatile mortgage rates are driving an increased ...
As the world veers towards warming 1.5 degrees Celsius and beyond, abnormal has become the new normal. Buildings designed and constructed today will face climatic conditions over their life that will ...
Despite being the second-largest ethnic group in the United States, Hispanic and Latinx individuals only account for about 5% of AIA’s total membership, according to the most recent AIA demographics ...
Specifiers have a powerful new resource to help them use low-embodied-carbon structural steel on their projects. The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)’s new publication, Specification ...
Architecture and engineering (A&E) firms are being asked to do more than at any point in recent history, despite having less certainty. The pressures are coming from every direction: tightening ...
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