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The architecture billings index, like this black and white construction site, continued to rise
Hip, Hip, Hooray

The Architecture Billings Index for September 2020 showed modest throttling, and even growth

The US supreme court building, where a case on building codes was recently decided
Another Breach in the Paywall

Recent court decisions on the business of building codes are a boon for open-access advocates

Looking up at a terra cotta-clad tower in Manhattan, where architect Erica Tishman was killed
Come Again?

New York City argues that architect killed by falling building debris could be responsible for her own death

rendering of a proposed museum as part of the future of cultural centers series
What's Next?

AIA New York’s Future of Cultural Centers series considers the role of museums following an era of uncertainty

a freelancing designer working at a desk
To Freelance or Not To Freelance

Op-Ed: Using freelance architects as a strategic tool

A person writing on paper, indicative of the Architecture Licensing Exam
360-Degree No Cheat

You can soon take the Architecture Licensing Exam online, with some changes

The chicago skyline. Fallout continues from the firing of Zurich Esposito in August
Generational Lines In The Sand

Fallout from firing AIA Chicago Executive Vice President Zurich Esposito points to wider crisis of professional culture

A middle-aged caucasian woman, Mia Lehrer
A Champion of Urban Ecology

Mia Lehrer tapped for L.A. Department of Water and Power Board of Commissioners

An unfinished construction site, a metaphor for the floundering August Architecture Billings Index
I'm Running Out Of Stock Decay Images

The Architecture Billings Index continued to flounder in August

skyline of downtown cleveland
A Limited Palette

Sherwin-Williams rebuked for dearth of diversity in $600M Cleveland construction projects

eisenhower memorial, washington, D.C.
Pomp And Circumstance

At the Eisenhower Memorial dedication, Frank Gehry calls it “one of his proudest moments”

architects on a building site
Richard Rogers: An Appreciation

We may not soon see another Centre Pompidou or Lloyd’s, but Rogers’s influence will be long-felt

Black and white photo of four men, the far left being George Kostritsky
RIP

George Kostritsky, the K in RTKL, dies of coronavirus at 98

Two homes with colonnades out front, designed by office of jonathan tate
On The Ground

The New Orleans–based Jonathan Tate talks hurricanes, homes, and hotels

boxes of vegetables for donation
Pillars of the Community

LA-Más pivots to direct aid in its own backyard

A gensler-designed school building
Hey Big Earner

Gensler ranks as top revenue-generating architecture firm for a ninth consecutive year

The inside-out centre pompidou, covered in blue pipes, was designed by a team lead by Richard Rogers
Bon Voyage

Richard Rogers will retire after 43 years of heading his eponymous firm

a historic skyscraper in chicago
A Shock Dismissal

A Change.org petition urges the AIA Chicago to reinstate the abruptly ousted Zurich Esposito

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