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New Building in Germany Demonstrates Advances in Textile Architecture
Building Materials New Building in Germany Demonstrates Advances in Textile Architecture With its façade composed of bichromatic fibers, Reutlingen University's Texoversum "... read more
Touring Assemble's Baltic Street Adventure Playground
Architecture Touring Assemble's Baltic Street Adventure Playground The Scotland-based project "is a moment of pure joy and beauty, however hardscrabble,... read more
Investing in R&D Innovation Is Critical To Creating a Low Carbon Future
Design Intel Investing in R&D Innovation Is Critical To Creating a Low Carbon Future Old-world solutions won’t solve the new-world problems of lowering embodied carbon in construction projects. read more
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Next Progressives: UltraBarrio
Architects Next Progressives: UltraBarrio This five-person firm in Houston and Austin, Texas, is "motivated to disentangle design decisions that are knotted-up with cultural dialogue." read more
Workers at Sage and Coombe Architects Unionize
Labor Workers at Sage and Coombe Architects Unionize The SCA Union in New York is the second private-sector architecture firm to form in the United States. read more
How Dual Fuel Systems Can Lower Construction Site Emissions
Design Intel How Dual Fuel Systems Can Lower Construction Site Emissions A year-long project to build a dairy facility goes off-grid with solar and propane. read more
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2024 ARCHITECT Architecture & Interiors Awards Open for Entries
Competitions 2024 ARCHITECT Architecture & Interiors Awards Open for Entries Winners of ARCHITECT's third annual competition honoring outstanding projects... read more
Entries Extended for the 2023 Residential Architect Design Awards!
Competitions Entries Extended for the 2023 Residential Architect Design Awards! ARCHITECT's annual program celebrating the best residential designs will now accept entries through Friday, Sept. 15, 2023. read more
Advocating for Equity
Workforce Advocating for Equity Continuing to drive progress toward an inclusive profession. read more
Materials Science Is Starting to Reap the Benefits of AI
Building Materials Materials Science Is Starting to Reap the Benefits of AI "Scientists have begun exploring the use of artificial intelligence tools to automate... read more
A Second Chance for Knoxville's Dogan-Gaither Flats and Its Residents
Adaptive Reuse A Second Chance for Knoxville's Dogan-Gaither Flats and Its Residents A formerly transient space becomes a home. read more
From Icon to Atelier at LUMA Arles
Architecture From Icon to Atelier at LUMA Arles Aaron Betsky tours the LUMA Foundation's complex in France, complete with buildings by Frank Gehry,... read more
Striking Facades Transform Low- and Mid-Rise Apartments into Urban Showpieces
Design Intel Striking Facades Transform Low- and Mid-Rise Apartments into Urban Showpieces Architectural metal provides an endless array of creative options for unique, modern apartment buildings. read more
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Digging In: How Geothermal Energy Can Help Meet Sustainability Goals
Geothermal Systems Digging In: How Geothermal Energy Can Help Meet Sustainability Goals More owners are considering geothermal energy as a way of "future-proofing" their buildings. read more
The number of reciprocal licenses held by U.S. architects increased 6% in 2022 compared to 2021.
Licensing and Certification The number of reciprocal licenses held by U.S. architects increased 6% in 2022 compared to 2021. The average architect is licensed in more than one jurisdiction. read more
For Firms, Small Projects Offer Opportunities for Fun and Innovation
Awards For Firms, Small Projects Offer Opportunities for Fun and Innovation We chatted with ORA, winners of a 2023 AIA Small Project Award. read more
Dual-Fuel Energy Systems: Best Practices and Code Considerations
Design Dual-Fuel Energy Systems: Best Practices and Code Considerations Learn more about dual-fuel solutions that include propane within the context of other energy sources, plus how to address related codes. read more
Architecture and Climate Philanthropy
Architecture Architecture and Climate Philanthropy ARCHITECT editor-in-chief Paul Makovsky discusses what architecture organizations, foundations, and... read more
AIA: July Billings Come In Flat
Business AIA: July Billings Come In Flat The American Institute of Architects Architecture Billings Index measured 50.0 in July. read more
Five Products That Put Animals Front and Center
Products Five Products That Put Animals Front and Center These rewilding-friendly wares include items from Skyline Design, Vestre, and more. read more
This Week in Tech & Culture: Invasive Species, Unmanaged Grasslands, and Hawaii's Deadly Wildfires
Technology This Week in Tech & Culture: Invasive Species, Unmanaged Grasslands, and Hawaii's Deadly Wildfires Plus, a ruling on climate change, Los... read more
Q&A: Researcher Angela Loder on Rewilding, Human Health, and the Built Environment
Sustainability Q&A: Researcher Angela Loder on Rewilding, Human Health, and the Built Environment The author and vice president of research at the WELL... read more
Will a Recent Supreme Court Ruling Change the Practice of Architecture?
Architecture Will a Recent Supreme Court Ruling Change the Practice of Architecture? Aaron Betsky ponders how the court's decision in favor of a... read more
Five Projects That Showcase Rewilding in Action
Green Design Five Projects That Showcase Rewilding in Action Explore a habitat-supporting façade, a pavilion that offers shelter for non-human species, and... read more
10 Ideas for Nurturing Thriving Connections Inside and Outside Your Firm
Best Practices 10 Ideas for Nurturing Thriving Connections Inside and Outside Your Firm Hoping to foster a better design practice and support your larger community? These firms from across the United States have some ideas. read more
The Ecology School, by Kaplan Thompson Architects, Briburn, and Simons Architects
Education Projects The Ecology School, by Kaplan Thompson Architects, Briburn, and Simons Architects Nearly 15,300 square feet of energy-invisible living, eating, and educational-support spaces in Maine.
How Can We Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Bricks?
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This Week in Tech & Culture: Rewilding and Building Safer Cities for Birds
Technology This Week in Tech & Culture: Rewilding and Building Safer Cities for Birds Plus, Hawaiian wildfires' effect on the state's historical... read more
Next Progressives: Shin Shin Architecture
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A Guide to Rewilding
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Carbon Positive: Land Use and Carbon
Sustainability Carbon Positive: Land Use and Carbon Kira Gould talks with SOM's Yasemin Kologlu and Ellen Lou about the firm's Urban Sequoia and Square Mile Carbon Study projects. read more
Spring/Summer 2023 Product Call Highlights
Products Spring/Summer 2023 Product Call Highlights From Cosentino carbon-neutral stone to a new seating collection by HBF and Alda Ly Architecture, see which innovations made the cut. read more
Architects in the Wild
Sustainability Architects in the Wild What could designing with a rewilding mindset mean for architects? read more
Back to Nature: A Case for Rewilding
Green Building Back to Nature: A Case for Rewilding ARCHITECT takes a look at the individuals, projects, and products that offer a framework for rewilding in architecture. read more
The Ultimate Dumpster Diver: Jan Jongert’s Superuse Studios
Architecture The Ultimate Dumpster Diver: Jan Jongert’s Superuse Studios The global firm excels at "reusing the remains of the past to create a more open and joyous future," Aaron Betsky writes. read more

Projects

National Juneteenth Museum
National Juneteenth Museum

Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), KAI Enterprises

Wacheno Welcome Center
Wacheno Welcome Center

Opsis Architecture

Railyard Park
Railyard Park

Ross Barney Architects, AFHJ Architects

Shelter Island House
Shelter Island House
Willis Tower Repositioning
Willis Tower Repositioning

Gensler

Dallas County Records Building Complex and Addition
Dallas County Records Building Complex and Addition

Gensler

Winston Townhomes
Winston Townhomes

Johnston Architects

Manifold House
Manifold House

Matt Fajkus Architecture

Pet Resource Center
Pet Resource Center

RA-DA

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library

Mecanoo, OJT

Shenzhen Guangming Scientist Valley
Shenzhen Guangming Scientist Valley

Mecanoo

pARC
pARC

The Urban Conga

The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green
The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green

GBBN Architects

Villa K
Villa K

Saukkonen + Partners

Around the Corner
Around the Corner
Aliki Perroti + Seth Frank Lyceum
Aliki Perroti + Seth Frank Lyceum

Bruner/Cott & Associates

Jacob’s Pillow Doris Duke Theatre
Jacob’s Pillow Doris Duke Theatre

Mecanoo

Whidbey Uparati
Whidbey Uparati

Wittman Estes

Hickok Cole Headquarters
Hickok Cole Headquarters

Hickok Cole

Capitol Hill Micro-Communities
Capitol Hill Micro-Communities

EL Studio

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Briefs

Penn Symposium Examines Ecological Restoration Projects
ASLA Names Second Cohort of Its Women of Color Licensure Advancement Program
RIBA Unveils Shortlist for 2023 Stirling Prize
ICC Highlights Building Regulatory Systems With New Initiative
Sierra Bainbridge Awarded 2023–2024 Berkeley Rupp Prize
AIA and ACSA Reveal Winners of COTE Top Ten for Students Competition
AIA Publishes 2023 "Compensation & Benefits" Trends Report
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Advocating for Equity
Advocating for Equity

Continuing to drive progress toward an inclusive profession.

A Second Chance for Knoxville's Dogan-Gaither Flats and Its Residents
A Second Chance for Knoxville's Dogan-Gaither Flats and Its Residents

A formerly transient space becomes a home.

Digging In: How Geothermal Energy Can Help Meet Sustainability Goals
Digging In: How Geothermal Energy Can Help Meet Sustainability Goals

More owners are considering geothermal energy as a way of "future-proofing" their...

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