Unprocessed Potential: Can Raw Trees Replace Engineered Timber?
Sustainable Materials Unprocessed Potential: Can Raw Trees Replace Engineered Timber? New experiments with minimally processed wood slash waste, revive natural forms, and harness AI and robotics to reimagine sustainable building materials. read more
Elegant Safety: Creating Secure, Inviting Solutions for Healthcare Parking
Architect - Intel Elegant Safety: Creating Secure, Inviting Solutions for Healthcare Parking Healthcare parking structures can become extensions of... read more
Get the Latest AIA-Approved Courses in Your Inbox
Education Get the Latest AIA-Approved Courses in Your Inbox Stay current on CEUs with free, self-paced courses on ARCHITECT U covering sustainability, wellness, and design innovation. read more
The Secret Behind Intuit Dome’s Low-Carbon Concrete
Architect - Intel The Secret Behind Intuit Dome’s Low-Carbon Concrete Discover three reasons why this $1.8 billion NBA arena is the greenest in the league. read more
NeoCon 2025 Preview: What You’ll Regret Missing If You Don’t Go
Products NeoCon 2025 Preview: What You’ll Regret Missing If You Don’t Go This year’s show promises provocative keynotes, radical showrooms, and the... read more
A Client and Architect’s Second Act
Design A Client and Architect’s Second Act With architect Arthur Dyson, Deborah and Greg Lapp created a riverfront home that fuses art, acoustics, and a deep connection to the land. read more
5 Courses to Elevate Your Interiors Expertise
Education 5 Courses to Elevate Your Interiors Expertise Sharpen your skills and stay ahead of the curve with these AIA-approved courses focused on... read more
Inside the Eameses’ Last Stand: Rare Designs and Radical Ergonomics Reemerge at the Transamerica Pyramid
Design Inside the Eameses’ Last Stand: Rare Designs and Radical Ergonomics Reemerge at the Transamerica Pyramid San Francisco Design Week hosts the Eames Institute’s first major public showcase—with revelations from 1968 to 1978. read more
V&A’s Radical New Wing Reveals What Museums Usually Hide
Design V&A’s Radical New Wing Reveals What Museums Usually Hide With DS+R’s Storehouse, visitors witness conservation in action, access hidden... read more
The War on Rot: Advances in Science to Future-Proof Wood
Sustainable Materials The War on Rot: Advances in Science to Future-Proof Wood As wood reclaims its place in modern facades, researchers worldwide are racing to outsmart decay—without poisoning people or the planet. read more
Brizo Introduces Frank Lloyd Wright Kitchen Collection
Products Brizo Introduces Frank Lloyd Wright Kitchen Collection The new line brings Wright’s architectural vision to life through sculptural faucets and thoughtful materials. read more
Going Once … Going Twice … Sold!: Frank Lloyd Wright Lamp Shatters Record for $7.5M
Design Going Once … Going Twice … Sold!: Frank Lloyd Wright Lamp Shatters Record for $7.5M FLW’s iconic Double-Pedestal Lamp for the Susan Lawrence Dana House sparks an 11-minute bidding frenzy. read more
Meet the Harvard GSD’s 2026 Loeb Fellows
Design Meet the Harvard GSD’s 2026 Loeb Fellows Incoming class brings global perspectives, civic impact, and creative ambition to campus. read more
5 Courses to Round Out Your Residential Product Knowledge
Education 5 Courses to Round Out Your Residential Product Knowledge From timeless brick facades to cutting-edge composite cladding and innovative... read more
Tear It Down or Build It Back? Carl Elefante Says the Future Is Already Built
Architecture Tear It Down or Build It Back? Carl Elefante Says the Future Is Already Built In Going for Zero, the former AIA president demands a radical... read more
Living With Light: Why the Modernist Window Still Shapes the Homes of Today
Windows Living With Light: Why the Modernist Window Still Shapes the Homes of Today From Wright to Kahn to today’s glass innovators, architects continue to use transparency to connect us to nature and reshape the way we live. read more
After Months of Uncertainty, Price Tower is Under New Ownership
Design After Months of Uncertainty, Price Tower is Under New Ownership Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy is optimistic about historic tower’s future. read more
5 Courses to Deepen Your Sustainability Knowledge (and Earn Credits)
Continuing Education 5 Courses to Deepen Your Sustainability Knowledge (and Earn Credits) Sharpen your green design skills and stay current with AIA continuing... read more
Ghosts, Tricks, and Tuscan Columns: Unlocking Michael Graves’ Secret Laboratory
Architecture Ghosts, Tricks, and Tuscan Columns: Unlocking Michael Graves’ Secret Laboratory Frozen in time yet bursting with ideas, the architect’s quirky... read more
Architecture Billings Drop Again as Uncertainty Grips Clients
Architecture Architecture Billings Drop Again as Uncertainty Grips Clients March ABI falls to 44.1, marking continued slowdown in design contracts and project inquiries; economists warn softness may persist. read more
Would You Spend $5M on a Lamp? If It’s by Frank Lloyd Wright, Maybe You Should
Design Would You Spend $5M on a Lamp? If It’s by Frank Lloyd Wright, Maybe You Should An ultra-rare Dana House original could become the most valuable Wright design ever sold. read more
Why Hospitals Are Failing—and How Design Can Save Them
Architecture Why Hospitals Are Failing—and How Design Can Save Them The cure for healthcare’s human disconnect starts with reimagining the buildings themselves. read more
The Silent Giant Returns: Steel’s High-Tech, Low-Carbon Comeback
Architecture The Silent Giant Returns: Steel’s High-Tech, Low-Carbon Comeback After years of playing second fiddle to wood and concrete, steel is... read more
OMA and Louis Vuitton Debut Dual-Trunk Installation at World Expo 2025 Osaka
Luxury OMA and Louis Vuitton Debut Dual-Trunk Installation at World Expo 2025 Osaka The luxury brand’s iconic trunks explore themes of craftsmanship, innovation, and cultural exchange. read more

Events Calendar

Close X