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One-Percent Flex

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

President Donald Trump speaking at a rally
A Playbook for Trump?

What Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 could mean for architects and planners

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Water Break!

OSHA’s new heat rule stands to protect workers from rising temperatures

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Lucky No. 13

Thomas Austin appointed Architect of the Capitol after January 6–related fallout against predecessor

“New Sundown Towns”

U.S. Supreme Court votes to criminalize sleeping in public spaces

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Sad Crane

May Architecture Billings Index “continues a year and a half of weakness in design billings”

Elizabeth Brink and Jordan Goldstein of Gensler
Role Change

Gensler promotes Elizabeth Brink as co-CEO and Julia Simet as the firm’s first global talent officer

The Mighty

Raymond Jungles wins the ASLA Design Medal for Landscape Architecture

Google Borregas
Nailed It

WoodWorks recognizes schools, offices, and community spaces in its 2024 Wood Design Awards

Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund campus
Fine Nine

AIA announces the 2024 COTE Award winners

Mariposa Land Port of Entry
Diplomatic Design

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

U.S. Department of Energy Headquarters
Pen on Paper

U.S. Department of Energy issues national definition of a zero-emissions building

AIA headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Trouble at HQ?

AIA leadership criticized over recent staff retreat, alleged financial mismanagement, cronyism, nepotism, and FAIA jury controversy

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Higher Ground

ASLA announces its 2024 class of fellows

Intuit Bayshore building
Across the Country

WRNS Studio makes space for both high-profile clients and sensitive civic work

construction cranes
Drip, Drop

April’s Architecture Billings Index again reports decline in billings

Ethnographic Accounts

City Limits sees urban interstate development through the eyes of community organizers

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May Day

On International Workers’ Day AN editors look back on a year of labor and practice-forward reporting

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