September 2019 Table of Contents

This year's jury selected six studios that represent the some of the best investigations in design education. Read more

This fifth-year B.Arch. studio at Thomas Jefferson University's College of Architecture and the Built Environment explored how design can help solve issues faced by the health care system in Malawi. Read more

This advanced studio from the University of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation and Al-Nahrain University's College of Engineering, Architectural Department explored using design as a catalyst for cross-cultural collaboration. Read more

This research studio at the University of Virginia's School of Architecture allowed students from architecture, landscape architecture, and urban and environmental planning to rethink the infrastructure of India's crowded capital. Read more

This fifth-year M.Arch. studio at Kansas State University's College of Architecture, Planning & Design allowed students to explore how to introduce migrants in Granada, Spain, to a new country and a new way of life. Read more

This graduate and senior undergraduate studio at NC State University's School of Architecture, College of Design saw students work with advocates for homeless veterans to develop guidelines for designing supportive micro-housing villages. Read more

This first-year master's studio at the New Jersey Institute of Technology's Hillier College of Architecture and Design investigated how to improve access to clean water in Mumbai. Read more

Thomas Fisher explores the pressing issues of our time in his latest book: licensure, money laundering, and the moral foundations of architecture. Read more

Manhattan's elevated walkway inspired both a movement and a backlash. A decade later, Karrie Jacobs revisits the project and discovers a surprising truth. Read more

Practitioners offer advice on garnering meaningful community input throughout the design process. Read more

A six-story office building dubbed Profiles by designer Belzberg Architects has become a local landmark. Read more

This Texas- and Ghana-based firm attempts to "[realize] more with less." Read more

Despite the elimination of outright discriminatory policies in the architecture academy and profession, women continue to uniquely face obstacles from the start. Read more

See the latest trends in educational facilities identified by architects and designers across the country. Read more

Overseen by ARCHITECT's sister publication Architectural Lighting, this year's program recognized nine projects from around the world. Read more

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Compensation is the first step to making employees feel valued and recognized. Read more

Two new designs by AIA's 2019 Architecture Firm Award winner showcase innovation in sustainability. Read more

Firms across the U.S. are expanding their staffing to keep pace with an increase in nonresidential construction. Read more

Design films are often seen as niche, but they don't have to be. Read more

In a competitive hiring market, firms are upping the perks they offer employees. Read more

Our future is limited only by our ability to adapt to the society we serve. Read more

This summer, NAAB hosted the boards of ACSA, AIA, AIAS, and NCARB to ask how the profession should act in these interesting times. Read more

Aaron Betsky argues that we should preserve the art of drawing by hand, but not fetishize it. Read more

This year's recognized projects included a tuberculosis hospital by MASS Design Group and a dental studio by Matt Fajkus Architecture. Read more

The famed architect and AIA Gold Medalist died Friday. Read more