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Extended Time

Future architects, rejoice: NCARB eliminates ARE rolling clock policy

Rebounding?

January Architecture Billings Index marks four straight months of billings decline

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Cross-pond Registration

U.S. and U.K. sign reciprocal architecture license agreement

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Eight Greats

Introducing The Architectural League’s 2023 Emerging Voices awardees

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Full Disclosure

AN speaks with SO – IL about its controversial job posting and wider structural issues in the profession

ARE You Ready?

NCARB annual report highlights new and notable changes to exams and licensure

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Farewell

Executive Director Ben Prosky to leave his position at AIANY and Center for Architecture

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How Low Can You Go?

November Architecture Billings Index reports another drop

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Eye on the Prize

AIA awards 2023 Gold Medal to Carol Ross Barney

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Down and Dropping?

October Architecture Billings Index reports considerable decline after twenty months of consecutive growth

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Fair Trade

Landscape architecture design studio Terremoto addresses labor exploitation in its industry

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The Search for Public Good

Shunning tribalism and embracing community will help cities like Jackson emerge from the crises that have come to define them

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Keep it Up

September Architecture Billings Index reports twentieth consecutive month of growth

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MASSive Impact

Michael Murphy, founding principal of MASS Design Group, steps down

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Strong and Steady

The August Architecture Billings Index reports a continued increase in growth

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We Dissent. Architects for Abortion Access!

Why the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization matters for architects and architecture students

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Just Ahead of Labor Day...

In an industry first, employees of New York–based Bernheimer Architecture unionize and join the IAMAW

Save the Dates

Join a virtual symposium on the reconstruction of Ukraine organized by Yale, University College London, and others

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