A look at the AIA Firm Survey report, which focuses on economic activity and looks inside the practice of architecture to reveal these interesting trends.

What are the hot new trends for the home market? Here are the answers from a variety of sources.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation's 2018 conference message: community, activism, energy conservation and "fostering a creative, fair, sustainable, entrepreneurial economy.”

The 2018 Design Leadership Summit for architects, interior designers, custom builders and suppliers to the design trade was held in October in Washington D.C.

New house affordability is still a challenge for first time buyers which bodes well for the sale of existing homes.

Clifford W. Zink's book about the Princeton Eating Clubs tells the story of these Gilded-Age mansions and their architects.

Keep Craft Alive celebrates those who have chosen to passionately pursue a career in design, building and remodeling.

Looking at architectural ornament soothes our senses and lifts our spirits.

The Historic Tax Credit provides a 20% Federal tax credit to property owners for rehabilitating historic buildings for business.

Lessons learned from Construction Week at the International Builder's Show in Orlando, Florida, January 9-11, 2018.

When it comes to the current and future housing market, demand is outpacing supply. This is good news for the old house market.

NAHB economist Robert Dietz' presentation at the NAHB Building Systems Housing Summit paints an optimistic picture of the housing industry forecast for 2017.

Critical thinking is important when reading digital content. How effectively are we communicating with our digital audiences?

Taking the time to repair an old wooden boat--rather than replace it altogether--is an exercise in appreciating life's imperfections.

Now, more than ever, providing good client service is key when it comes to supplier–customer relationships with architects.

The 2017 American Institute of Architects annual convention took place in a modern market: Orlando.

It's not just about good photography; judges look for attention to detail and craftsmanship when it comes to judging the Palladio Awards.

According to both the NAHB and AIA, our industry had its best year since 2007, which was the "peak of the market." Most forecasts predict an even better year in 2017.

Three architectural salvagers—John Seekircher, Richard Richardson, and Mike Jackson—are conserving the intrinsic beauty and workmanship of heritage items.