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Marking Things Up

Out of Architecture’s podcast Redlines shares stories of workplace abuse, burnout, and mental health struggles plaguing the design profession

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Simple Language, Big Effect

Architects call on the Facility Guidelines Institute and AIA to recognize standardized healthcare design recommendations for abortion procedures

One-Percent Flex

Luxury glazing challenged architects and fabricators to innovate. Are wealthy clients ready for the next trend?

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Mission Amplified

Contemporary design can complicate authorship. Who owns ideas?

Hear Me Out

Sound is a power untapped by architects

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Diplomatic Design

Jones Studio modernizes U.S.–Mexico border crossings with one simple idea: the border is what connects us

Context, Concepts, and Content

What can architects learn from skateboarding? Both create communities by navigating form and function

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ACSA Fellows to Advance Equity in Architecture confront the “dangerous smearing and doxing” of pro-Palestine scholars with a new platform

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For Feathered Friends

New York’s FLACO Act is a start, but bird safety legislation could go further

Hand-off

Iconic New York print shop Casa Magazines is bought by Iconic Magazines

For Sale

Renovated homes in Levittown evidence our algorithmic real estate reality

Commoning in San Francisco

Lots Will Tear Us Apart is a call for reclaiming type as an architectural project

Fueling Debate

At COP28 conversations on the phasing out of oil felt paradoxical amidst the Dubai backdrop

Weighing In

Three responses to NCARB’s licensure op-ed challenge ideas related to equality and education

Supply and Demand

Advocating for code change to increase access to modular/emergency housing

Radical Reduction

SOM’s new Washington D.C. office prioritizes people and lowers carbon footprint

Multiple Pathways

NCARB president Jon Baker reflects on his path to architecture licensure and how regulation should adapt to make the profession more accessible

A Just Transition

The climate resilience workforce should include architects

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