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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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Encouraging News

July Architecture Billings Index reports another decline, but at a slower rate than previous months

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Architects Talking Ethics #4

What should I do when I hear a colleague saying something about a project that I know is factually untrue?

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There’s Power in a Union

Union at Bernheimer Architecture ratifies collective bargaining agreement

What It’s Like for Indigenous Architects to Practice Today

Indigenous architects on finding creative ways to make the most impact

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People, Projects & Changing the World

Pascale Sablan, CEO of Adjaye Associates’s New York office, opens up about her work and the current state of the practice

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Role Change

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

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Drip, Drop

April’s Architecture Billings Index again reports decline in billings

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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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Bad News

March’s Architecture Billings Index reports significant drop from previous month

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Architects Talking Ethics #2

What should you do when asked to work on a commission you disagree with?

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Ethical Decarbonization

How can forced labor be eliminated from the global construction sector? Design for Freedom holds its third annual summit.

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On One’s Toes

February’s AIA Architecture Billings Index “suggests that the recent slowdown may be receding”

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In Charge

Adjaye Associates announces a shift in how the firm will be run

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ESOP Fables

As labor concerns play a more central role in architectural discourse, employee-owned design firms offer a half-century of precedent

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Historically Low

January’s AIA Architecture Billings Index remains low, marking “the lengthiest period of declining billings since 2010”

Employee-Owned

This July, New York lawmakers will pass legislation expanding the viability of ESOPs for architecture workers

Architects Talking Ethics #1

When, if ever, does it make sense to work for free?

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