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The AIA reports that the Architecture Billings Index, while still in negative territory, moderated somewhat in June.

Mentorship programs like the Atlanta Center for Creative Inquiry are taking steps to broaden and diversify the pipeline of young people interested in architecture.

The need to socially distance within locations designed to create intimacy has made reopening performance spaces a distant dream.

The AIA has released a mid-year update to its Consensus Construction Forecast, projecting that spending on non-residential facilities will decline just over 8 percent this year, and another 5 percent next year.

The AIA has issued a statement in strong support of the legislation, which responds to a draft executive order that RECORD first reported on earlier this year.

A multi-part exhibition unfolding across some 60 acres in Plano, Illinois, focuses on one of the most famous Modern architecture clients in history.

Teachers and students of the London institution registered a vote of no confidence in the one-time director of the New York gallery Storefront for Art and Architecture.

This year's annual report includes early findings from a survey on equity, diversity, and inclusion in licensure conducted with the National Organization of Minority Architects.

This Texas-sized tome presents a rich history of an “outsider” architect and individual, with stunning archival photography of the inventive buildings and interiors he designed.

The digital world of video games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons has opened up a way of seeing architecture, writes author Andrew Blum.