AIA applauds landmark housing law that will help communities build more homes. WASHINGTON –July 13, 2026 – The American Institute of Architects (AIA) today celebrated the enactment of the 21st Century ...
Mitchell is the 2026 chair of the Committee on the Environment. This first-person article is part of a series that she hopes will bring more voices to the sustainability conversation. Texas is too ...
One of the largest stories in corporate America is the rapidly expanding footprint of artificial intelligence firms. Last year, AI and tech companies leased 55% of the office space in the Bay Area, a ...
The Future Forward Grant, a project by the Large Firm Roundtable (LFRT) and the AIA Young Architects Forum (YAF), supports students, emerging professionals and early career architects in testing ...
AIA's Small Project Design Knowledge Community has awarded grants to three nonprofits, supporting their collaborations with architects on impactful projects that serve and benefit their communities.
AIA is where the largest, most influential network of architecture professionals gathers to celebrate successes, meet shared challenges, and shape the future. That’s the power of belonging here.
AIA is transforming how the architecture profession and the AEC industry design for climate, people, and communities. Our members are leading the way, acting as a force multiplier for sustainable, ...
AIA's newly renovated building is one of the first fully decarbonized major renovations in the U.S. This adaptive reuse project showcases a cost-effective, scalable, replicable approach to ...
As the world’s largest design organization, AIA and its members help building owners navigate the complexities of renovation, new construction, and building reuse. AIA members are architects and ...
The 2025 High School Design Competition Committee invited proposals to expand services at the Aurora Project, Inc. campus in Toledo’s Vistula District. Aurora Project supports unhoused women and ...
What you need to know about the Department of Education's new rule excluding Architects from the definition of "professionals." The DOE is undermining the future of architecture. Here's how we fight ...
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