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Architecture practices large and small have been enacting a sweeping suite of cost-saving measures.

"Without civic morality, communities perish; without personal morality, their survival has no value." – Bertrand Russell

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.

The firm makes an historic move with three women at the top.

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 Front Porch Initiative aims to create resilient single-family houses while enhancing access to mortgages in high-needs rural areas.

A chance to virtually visit the world’s most famous Gothic cathedral—and see how it was created—is a welcome distraction in these pandemic times.

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.