A proposal, put forth by Frances Halsband, FAIA, to update the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, passed with a near-unanimous vote.

Executive director Benjamin Prosky posted a statement citing “allegations of inappropriate and unacceptable behavior” as reason for the organization’s decision. Peter Marino Architect has issued a response.

Two tax credits important to the professions of architecture and engineering have been preserved in the new federal tax bill.

The Young Architects Forum, a part of the AIA, organized the two-day symposium “Practice Innovation Lab” outside of D.C. last month.

A discussion hosted by AIANY at the Center for Architecture focused on how to improve the lives of refugees through architecture and design.

In architecture, it’s always awards season.

An AIA conference, held in the wake of the presidential election, argues for increased funding for public buildings.

In the days since the AIA issued a short statement on the election of Donald Trump, AIA CEO Robert Ivy’s words have sparked a firestorm of responses from many members of the profession who found his statement—as described by architecture critic Michael Sorkin —“temperate, agreeable, indeed feckless.”

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) chief executive officer Robert Ivy has issued a statement on the election of Donald Trump as president of the United States. Ivy's statement is below.