Architectural Billings Score Holds The AIA's data shows that new inquiries decreased from December to January while contracts went up Pansy Schulman February 23, 2022 No Comments The slow in architectural billings is likely due to ongoing staffing constraints and supply-chain related delays in the construction sector.Read More
ABI Edges Up at Year's End Ilana Herzig January 19, 2022 No Comments Despite concerns over meeting hiring demands, firms end the year on a high note.Read More
ABI Score Slides Pansy Schulman December 28, 2021 No Comments The 8-month streak in elevated billings scores has begun to slow down.Read More
ABI Trends Upward for a Ninth Consecutive Month Pansy Schulman December 2, 2021 No Comments Demand for design services remains strong, however a lag in architectural employment may factor into firms’ ability to keep pace.Read More
ABI Continues to Increase Modestly Pansy Schulman November 18, 2021 No Comments Architectural billings continue to trend upward for an eighth consecutive month, but it is unlikely that firms' revenue increases can keep up with demand. Read More
ABI Increases Slightly Remaining Positive Ilana Herzig October 22, 2021 No Comments Architectural billings remain positive for the seventh consecutive month in August.Read More
ABI Steadies Near All-Time High Kara Mavros August 19, 2021 No Comments July marks the sixth consecutive positive month for architecture billings.Read More
June Billings Stay Strong, While Inquiries Climb Upward Kara Mavros July 21, 2021 No Comments Billings and inquiries are so strong that some firms report that they aren't able to fill all the architectural staff positions.Read More
Significant Growth in May Billings Marks Historic Rebound RECORD Editors June 22, 2021 No Comments The ABI score hasn't been this high since November 2007.Read More
April Billings Reach Historic Highs RECORD Editors May 20, 2021 No Comments This month's billings and inquiries scores are the highest recorded since before the Great Recession.Read More