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, ...

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 ...

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 ...

AIA is where the largest, most influential network of architecture professionals gathers to celebrate successes, meet shared challenges, and shape the future. That’s the power of belonging here.

Architecture is a profession in which design capability is prized and intellectual property is the most common proof of worth, in terms of talent and experience. Contemporary practice is by its nature ...

With more than 6,000 votes cast across 12 outstanding submissions, the community has spoken! Congratulations to Marcel Wolosik, a sophomore in the architectural technology program at Sussex Tech High ...

AIA Awards, spanning nearly 30 categories, recognize outstanding achievements and exemplary design across diverse practice areas. Representing the pinnacle of industry recognition, they bring global ...

As the world’s largest design organization, AIA and its members help building owners navigate the complexities of renovation, new construction, and building reuse. AIA members are architects and ...

What you need to know about the Department of Education's new rule excluding Architects from the definition of "professionals." The DOE is undermining the future of architecture. Here's how we fight ...