The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards' annual survey found a 1% increase in the number of licensed architects from 2018 and a 10% increase from that in 2010.

In an effort to use its platform to support anti-racist teaching for the coming academic year, GAHTC is reaching out to colleagues who have taught on race and architecture.

House Dems $1.5 trillion infrastructure package includes affordable housing provisions.

The National Trust supports the removal of Confederate monuments from our public spaces when they continue to serve the purposes for which many were built—to glorify, promote, and reinforce white supremacy, overtly or implicitly.

Author Ernest C. Brown, Esq., PE utilizes his extensive career experience in construction law and civil engineering to provide a powerful look at the impact of public-private projects across the country.

The American Institute of Architects is releasing a report along with 3D models as part of its initiative “Reopening America: Strategies for Safer Buildings.”

AIA issues three new and enhanced tools for reducing risk of COVID-19 transmission in buildings.

Harvard GSD launches a digital repository highlighting the work of African American architects and designers.

The National Museum of African American History and Culture has launched Rendering Visible, a digital collecting initiative focused on the creative production of black architects and designers.

The Decorative Arts Trust is pleased to announce the 13 recipients of their annual Summer Research Grants.

A letter from Peter H. Miller, the new president of the WMA ICAA chapter.

Hinge Research Institute released the 2020 High Growth Study: Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Edition.

USGBC outlines path for how healthy places and LEED will support recovery efforts as businesses, governments and communities prepare for a post-pandemic world.

PCI Foundation grants $100,000 to MSU’s School of Architecture.

The Belden Brick Company has been honored with 10 Brick in Architecture (BIA) Awards for 2019.

The Chapel of the Resurrection underwent an impressive and extensive preservation project that included the replacement of its 24 soaring windows surrounding the chapel’s nave.

Her ‘Field Guide to American Houses’ was a landmark in its own right.

Join us at our next Traditional Building Conference Series at The Lyceum in Alexandria, Virginia, June 23-24, 2020.

Traditional Building’s 2020 Palladio Award winners are announced.

In response to the impact COVID-19 has created on the shortages of medical supplies, Timberlane has mobilized and pivoted its business to serve our community by producing face and intubation shields for medical professionals.

Nomination Deadline Moves from March 31 to June 30

The National Trust asks you to take action by contacting your member of Congress and urging them to include the nonprofit museum community in the coronavirus economic relief legislation to provide emergency assistance through June.

Jamestown175 Series solid steel hurricane pivot doors adhere to Florida Building Code standards.

Opinion On Executive Order for the Classical Style in Federal Buildings