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portrait of Lakisha Woods
Welcome

Lakisha Woods named as 15th executive vice-president and CEO of the AIA

Inside the met, alongside news of the richest architects of 2021
Museum Moves

Daily digest: The richest architects of 2021, the Met returns its Benin Bronzes, and more

The October Architecture Billings Index rose again, but for how long? Seen here is a crane at a construction site
Going Up, But For How Long?

The October Architecture Billings Index rose again, but growth appears to be tapering

The staples center
End Of An Era

Daily digest: The Staples Center rebrands to Crypto.com, the U.K. has a new chief architect, and more

infinitus plaza, two interconnected towers in the shape of an infinity symbol
To ∞ And Beyond

Daily digest: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects rebrands, ZHA’s looping Infinitus Plaza opens, and more

A bridge park spanning two halves of a preserve bisected by a road
Slow Growth

AN sits down with the 2021 Landscape Architecture Firm of the Year, Stimson

a columned great hall in a historic building inside the national building museum
Building Back Better?

Daily digest: The National Building Museum will launch a climate initiative, co-working moves to the suburbs, and more

Sunset on the high line, an apt send off for Robert hammond
In Our Blue Period

Daily digest: High Line co-founder Robert Hammond departs for Therme, the world is running out of blue, and more

A crane ascending a building, evocative of the positive growth of the september architecture billings index
Rise And Shine

The September Architecture Billings Index rises once again, overcoming skepticism

a person uses architectural design software on a computer, perhaps the unpaid intern NCARB spoke of
The Unaffordability of Free Labor

NCARB reaffirms its opposition to unpaid architecture internships

the Tenjin Business Center, a glass midrise office block
Mirror Mirror

Daily digest: Massive architect shortages hit the U.K., OMA’s first ground-up Japanese building, and more

screen grab depicting professor Alejandro Zaera-Polo delivering a presentation
Salvage Job

Architecture academia’s latest controversy has all the makings of a shit show, but we need to look past the spectacle

a soaring pavilion at an expo designed by foster + partners
The Lord Loosens His Rein

Foster + Partners sold to a Canadian private investment firm

birds flock around construction cranes at dusk, a major source of carbon needing to be addressed at COP26
A Necessary Demand

Over 60 top international firms send open letter calling for climate leadership ahead of COP26

Downtown denver. It, and the news that michael gove will roll out beautification standards in the U.K., are in the news today
In The Eye Of The Beholder

Daily digest: Michael Gove slams steel and concrete buildings, Colorado contractors sue over vaccine mandate, and more

The riba headquarters, a blocky art deco office cube
Belt Tightening

RIBA will sell off buildings and slash staff amid an ongoing deficit

a nasa building, one that aecom will work on
A Brutal Bridge

Daily digest: A Brutalist bridge will come down in San Francisco, AECOM snags a major NASA contract, and more

The August Architecture Billings Index rose, as signified by this construction site photo of cranes
Up Again, But For How Long?

The August Architecture Billings Index rises again, but the cracks are starting to show

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