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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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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”

“Ongoing Evolution”

ShubinDonaldson changes name to Donaldson + Partners, following departure of Russell Shubin

Architectures of Care

Brittany Utting’s new book challenges conventional definitions of “care” within architectural practice

Employee-Owned

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

Stable Is Good

December AIA Architecture Billings Index remains stable

Weighing In

Three responses to NCARB’s licensure op-ed challenge ideas related to equality and education

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

Multiple Pathways

NCARB president Jon Baker reflects on his path to architecture licensure and how regulation should adapt to make the profession more accessible

Make It Stop

October Architecture Billings Index reports another decline

Executive Search

Cynthia Phifer Kracauer is retiring from her role as Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation’s executive director

Under New Management

BNIM Architects is now an employee-owned company

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