Letter from New York
The Seductive Fantasy of Saarinen's TWA Terminal
The architect's long-vacant Flight Center at JFK Airport has been reborn as part of a new hotel. Karrie Jacobs booked a room and came away conflicted. Read more
Best Practices
Tips for Making a Name for Yourself
Three emerging professionals share how they amplify personal passions outside conventional practice. Read more
Detail
LMN Handcrafts a Parametric Design for Octave 9
The custom acoustical ceiling, derived with the help computer modeling, is LMN Architects' first foray into fabricating a final form. Read more
Products
Neocon 2019 Preview
Five contract furniture options you can expect to see at this year's National Exposition of Contract Furnishings. Read more
Opinion
Siboney Diaz-Sanchez: Every Community Is Our Client
The design profession alleges to serve the general public, but we can only succeed if we put forth the effort necessary to serve everyone. Read more
Architectural Lighting
Does Circadian Lighting Work?
Lighting manufacturers are offering systems allegedly attuned with our circadian rhythm. Three experts discuss whether these products have an impact. Read more
Next Progressives
The Open Workshop
This San Francisco–based practice aims to "use architecture to address social, ecological, and economic issues that often sit outside a building’s footprint." Read more
AIA Voices
Design for Communities, by Communities
Architects need to advocate for a different approach to affordable housing. Read more
AIA Now
Thirty-Eight Percent of Architecture Firm Billings Are Billed Using a Fixed Fee
Insights from AIA's 2019 Business of Architecture Report. Read more
AIA Feature
Finding a Way Home
Two affordable housing projects in Wisconsin—and their architects—are part of a new, community-based approach to public housing. Read more
AIA Contracts
Interiors Projects are Contractually Different. Here's Why.
AIA updated its Interiors Family of contract documents in 2019. Here's what you need to know. Read more
AIA Collaboration
In Kansas, Healthy Food for Healthier Communities
A new food co-op will provide a much-needed source of fresh produce in an underserved area. Read more
AIA Perspective
Social Justice by Design
Our legacy depends on our ability to help close divides through the power of design. Read more
Climate Change
Don’t Ban Glass, Cap Emissions
Legislation intended to mitigate climate change should mandate outcomes, not methods. Read more
Award WInners
Docomomo US Announces 2019 Modernism in America Award Winners
This year's awards recognized 10 projects located in California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Iowa, Ohio, Oregon, Michigan, and Missouri. Read more
Press Release
The Architectural League of New York Announces Winners of the 2019 Architectural League Prize
The six winning practices were asked to consider "the just in how they approach the practice of architecture," according to a press release. Read more
Beyond Buildings
The Pragmatic Outlaw Swims Back into View
Aaron Betsky says that Craig Hodgetts’ writings remind us how to make architecture for today and tomorrow. Read more
