With enormous pressure to reopen businesses closed by the COVID-19 pandemic, firms consider how best to help their clients.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation and allied groups have appealed to House and Senate leadership to include non-profit preservation and cultural resources in future pandemic relief funding.

Engineering News-Record reports on the growing roster of cities and states that plan to restart non-essential construction in early May.

Working with Ariadne Labs and Mount Sinai Hospital, the architecture firm has released a free online guide for rapidly redesigning hospitals to protect health-care workers during the pandemic.

The Architects' Journal reports that a hacker stole confidential data from the London-based firm in an attempt to extort money. Across sectors, cyber attacks have increased dramatically during the pandemic.

After a month-long "protest competition," the Citizens' Brigade to Save LACMA has released six finalist designs that present alternatives to Peter Zumthor's contentious scheme for the Los Angeles institution.

An associate dean and senior lecturer at the Yale School of Architecture, Bernstein writes about implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for architects, designers, and the future of the profession.

Many in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry have turned their focus to the rapid delivery of health-care facilities, to treat the ill and attempt to stave off the pandemic’s spread.

Companies are making these proprietary technologies available to architects as they work remotely due to the pandemic.