The award-winning design for aging of Stonewall House in Brooklyn, New York brings new life to the neighborhood and a secure, thriving home for its residents with access to multiple outdoor spaces.

Issues related to firm management top the list of biggest business-related concerns for 2026.

This past fall, in Kirkwood, Georgia, local developer Stryant announced plans for a “transformative redevelopment” on the former site of a popular barbecue restaurant. The half-acre parcel in this ...

In 2023, AIA advocated for the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) to eliminate the “rolling clock” for architectural licensure. Data indicated that the rolling clock policy ...

Obtaining your architectural license is a big step in your career. The process is demanding, but the payoff gives you a competitive edge and the power to create your own future. The path to licensure ...

Shigeru Ban revolutionized architecture with renewable materials like paper and timber, creating resilient, sustainable ...

This is not a bureaucratic reclassification; it is a fundamental misunderstanding of who we are and what we do that has real-world consequences for those pursuing advanced degrees in architecture.

An AIA award is the ultimate acknowledgment of impactful, exemplary work in architecture and design. Browse AIA award recipients across nearly 30 categories whose work sets new standards of excellence ...

This fall, AIA is making it easy for architects to speak up on the issues that matter most: Federal programs, housing, and climate. Each month we'll share quick updates and simple ways to contact ...

Access the latest AIA Materials Pledge By the Numbers report, tracking the progress that signatory firms are making in specifying healthier materials across five impact categories: human health, ...

Every year, AIA recognizes one firm that has produced notable architecture for at least a decade. It’s our highest firm honor—awarded to firms on par with past recipients like Ehrlich Architects, ...

The Gold Medal is AIA’s highest annual honor, recognizing individuals whose work has had a lasting influence on the theory and practice of architecture. Considered one of the most prestigious awards ...