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Letter from Arkansas
The Waltons Embrace Design Excellence
It may seem like a paradox, but the family that founded Walmart is helping to reshape the Arkansas landscape, to surprising effect. Read more
Letter from Saudi Arabia
Snøhetta's Saudi Arabian Wager
The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture claims it will promote a more progressive vision for the kingdom. Josh Stephens has his doubts. Read more
Best Practices
How to Avoid a Toxic Work Culture
Several firm leaders offer tips for resisting and reversing a negative corporate environment. Read more
Detail
The Mark's Steel Knuckles
Designed by ZGF Architects with Arup, the striking 48-story tower in Seattle features an innovative diagonal mega-brace system. Read more
Next Progressives
Outpost Office
This Columbus, Ohio–based duo "seek new public audiences through experimental creative production ranging from the serious to the absurd, often simultaneously." Read more
How to Specify
Specification Review: Six Factors to Consider When Selecting Living Walls
Here's what to look for when researching green walls for indoor healthcare environments. Read more
Opinion
Samantha McCloud: Elevating Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in America’s Heartland
At its essence, EDI is less about sparking controversy and more about increasing business competence and opportunities, writes the GastingerWalker& director of community involvement, diversity & inclusion. Read more
AIA Voices
Those Who Can, Teach
Exploring what architecture can do starts with understanding what's been done before. Read more
AIA Now
Thirty Percent of Architecture Firm Leaders Report That Finding Qualified Staff Is Their Top Business Concern for 2019
It's the first time in three years that firm profitability wasn't the top concern. Read more
AIA Feature
The High Stakes of the High Line Effect
Can infrastructure reuse projects in the High Line Network learn from the faults of the original? Read more
AIA Future
Is a New Day Dawning for Social Infrastructure?
How can architects reinforce the essentiality of public buildings? Read more
AIA Perspective
Telling the Story
Our world is changing, and architects have a key role to play. Read more
Now Hiring
The Architect of the Capitol Should Be an Architect
The job post advertising for Stephen Ayers' successor describes an architectural license as a "plus." It ought to be a requirement. Read more
Awards
Architect Maurice Culot to Receive the 2019 Richard Driehaus Prize
The Paris-based designer and theorist was recognized for his lifetime of contributions to architecture and urbanism. Read more
In Memoriam
Trailblazing Office Designer Florence Knoll Bassett Dies at 101
An early advocate of the open floor plan, Bassett was the first woman to be awarded AIA's Gold Medal for Industrial Design. Read more
Emerging Voices
Eight North American Firms Named 2019 Emerging Voices
Selected from around 45 applicants, the winners of the Architectural League of New York's annual program will deliver lectures on their work over four nights in March. Read more
