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Drip, Drop

April’s Architecture Billings Index again reports decline in billings

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Bad News

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

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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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Historically Low

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

Stable Is Good

December AIA Architecture Billings Index remains stable

Online Only

ARCHITECT Magazine is ceasing its print issue and AIA partnership to focus on digital media

Females at the Helm

Kimberly Dowdell is inaugurated as AIA 2024 President

Cannot Predict Now

November Architecture Billings Index reports a slight increase, but remains low

Congrats to This Texas Twosome!

AIA Gold Medal 2024 is awarded to David Lake and Ted Flato of Lake|Flato

Unrivaled Commitment

Quinn Evans named 2024 winner of the AIA Architecture Firm Award

No Sleep Till Brooklyn

Here are the 11 winners of AIA Brooklyn’s 2023 Brooklyn Design Awards

Make It Stop

October Architecture Billings Index reports another decline

Bleak

September Architecture Billings Index reports worst drop since “the peak of the pandemic”

On Edge

August’s AIA Architecture Billings Index reports a decline, suggesting slowed business conditions

For Architects, By Architects

San Francisco’s AIA chapter opens its Center for Architecture + Design

Steady State

July’s AIA Architecture Billings Index remained stable

“Finding Firmer Ground”

The AIA’s June Architecture Billings Index reports a slight increase

Make Federal Buildings Great Again...Again!?

Dueling bills spell potential futures for the federal government’s architectural sensibilities

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