As the 2024 Summer Games kick off in Paris, we look back at Olympic venues that have stood the test of time.  

AIA's leadership and volunteer development training program is accepting applicants for 2024. A member of the inaugural class shares the value of her experience...

Empowering communities to thrive in a warming world. 

AIA’s Global Practice Committee chair discusses the advantages and challenges of working internationally and offers three tips to consider before making a move.

The U.S. has long had a shortage of affordable housing. How can architects help in the collective effort to make housing attainable to more people? 

Architects and designers can help improve the health of people and the planet by giving careful thought to how they evaluate building products and finishes.

Three projects show how architects are designing to prevent the loss of biodiversity. 

In the second part of a series on getting to know Young Architect Award winners, we spoke with some recent recipients of the award about getting drawn to the...

AIA Trust Week 2024 is an opportunity to learn about the complimentary risk management benefits available to you and your firm. Learn how to register and earn...

As architects and developers get serious about cutting carbon, single-family home construction offers untapped potential. 

Data show a growing desire by homeowners to renovate and rejuvenate their homes. A study by AIA partner Marvin reveals some of the top design options they’re...

Christian Solorio Acuña, AIA, NOMA, combines his design skills and public service to tackle low-income housing. Jordan Kravitz, AIA, from the Young Architects...

What makes architecture's future stars tick? We spoke with some of AIA's recent Young Architects Award recipients about what fulfills them, their dream projects...

Maternal death rates are staggering in the U.S. Architects see an opportunity to improve birth environments and postpartum resources for women and their...

AIA’s CEO and president lead delegation and will speak to city leaders gathering for the 92nd annual meeting. 

When a young architect decided to strike out on his own, the first project he took on served dual purposes — to test out new ideas and to create a rural retreat...

 AIA’s EVP/CEO and president champion architects at the annual gathering of city leaders.

Learn more about the ideas that took top prize from the AIA24 social media contest

“For me, it has always been about helping people.” 

AIA CEO Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE and President Kimberly Dowdell, AIA, were on the program to discuss how they're working to make architecture careers accessible. ...