Architecture and Community
What Makes Architecture Excellent Today?
Read why prioritizing people, place, and purpose are considered desirable qualities for projects of all scales, typologies, and objectives. Read more
Environmental Justice
Q+A: Bryan C. Lee Jr. Links Design Justice to Architecture
The founder of New Orleans–based Colloqate and co-organizer of Design as Protest discusses how community and social issues and building performance are intertwined. Read more
Opinion
Shirley Blumberg: Driven by Disease
The COVID-19 pandemic offers lessons architects and designers can use to create a better future, writes the founding partner of KPMB Architects, in Toronto. Read more
Next Progressives
Next Progressives: Adengo Architecture
This Kampala, Uganda–based firm believes that "it’s critical to make the case that architects and urban planners can improve people’s everyday lives, helping cities develop sustainably." Read more
Q+A
CarbonPositive: Architecture’s Critical Role at COP26
Read why Architecture 2030 president Vincent Martinez says the forthcoming U.N. Climate Change Conference of the Parties is of particular significance to the building sector. Read more
Products
15 Green Products for Architects and Designers
From acoustical ceiling baffles to bird-safe glass, these products were selected from 75 products entered in ARCHITECT's first-ever Sustainable Product Call. Read more
Commercial Project
Seminary Hill Orchard and Cidery, by River Architects
This 9,300-square-foot orchard and cidery merges sustainable agriculture with environmentally conscious architecture in the Hudson Valley. Read more
AIA Feature
Cracking the Code
Environmentally aligned building codes offer a pathway to protecting the planet. Read more
The Rebirth of Memphis' 100 N. Main
Memphis is drawing up plans for its tallest skyscraper. Read more
AIA Bio
Robert Ivy, FAIA, On His Decade of Leadership
Robert Ivy’s tenure at the American Institute of Architects spanned a period of transformation. Read more
AIA Perspective
Converting Talk to Action
Architects and mayors are ideal partners to invest in the future of cities and towns. Read more
Editorial
Architecture's Role in Environmental Justice
In a recent project, the London-based organization Forensic Architecture examined the toxic legacy of Louisiana's "Death Valley." Read more