Opinion
Architecting Lives of Connection
Addressing loneliness through innovative, socially-inclusive design strategies.
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Opinion
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Opinion
Jeffrey Yasuo Mansfield: Advocating for Disability Justice in Design
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Opinion
Ali Wolf: Restoring Affordability in the Housing Market
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Opinion
Gabriel Keller: Consider Licensure Alternatives
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Opinion
Melanie Fairchild and Jessica Dole: Push for Parental Leave
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Designing for Schools
Sophia Tarkan: In Schools, Design for Belonging
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Low-Carbon Futures
David Meleca: Low Carbon and Future-Proofing Through Adaptive Reuse
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Diversity and Inclusion
Walter Hood: Bespoke Landscapes, for the Past and Future
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Diversity and Inclusion
Jon Gould: Being Yourself Is Not Always Easy
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Design Approach
William S. Duff Jr.: Establish a People-Based Practice in Architecture
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Walking the Walk
Jonathan Moody: Reflecting on Our Year as the AIA Architecture Firm Award Recipient
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Sustainable Design
Andy Cohen: Green the Supply Chain with Better Building Materials
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Inclusion in Design
Phyllis Kim: Embed Yourself in the Community
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Opinion
Peter Gluck: Architects Must Be Thinkers and Makers
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Material Choices
Sharif Khalje: Adding Precast Into the Skyline Mix
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Opinion
Shirley Blumberg: Driven by Disease
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Opinion
Jonathan Glance: Rebuilding Our Cities Starts with Workforce Housing
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Opinion
Architecture as Collective Action
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Opinion
David Wang: The Long Echo of Racism
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Opinion
James Garrett Jr.: Finding Hope and Guidance in Philosophy
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Opinion
Robert Nichols: Let’s Increase Opportunities for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Architects and Designers
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Opinion
Corey Kingston: I Installed the Philip Johnson Sign at MoMA
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Opinion
Jason Pugh: New Hopes for the New Year
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Opinion
Julie Hiromoto: Architects Can Help ‘Build Back Better’
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Opinion
Dewey Thorbeck: Shaping Futures Through Land Use and Design
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Opinion
Ibrahim Greenidge: The 6-Foot Fence
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Opinion
Rick Mohler: A Reckoning With Single-Family Zoning's Impact on Racial Equity—and on Architects’ Livelihood
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Design
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Design
Architecture in Unusual Times
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Opinion
Esther Sperber: If My Firm Survives, We Will Pay It Forward
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Opinion
Amanda Sturgeon: We Can Save the World
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Opinion
Sorkin Spoke Truth to Power
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Opinion
Architecture Is a Critical Ingredient of Pandemic Medicine
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Design
COVID-19 Should Change Us
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Opinion
Curtis Moody: Business First, Break Barriers Second
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Deregulation
The Return of Redlining
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Design
An Executive Order on Federal Architecture Is Serious Business
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Opinion
The Pathway to Net Zero Carbon Buildings
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The Carbon Issue
The Architecture Profession Should Commit to a Zero-Net-Carbon Future
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Design
All I Wanted for Christmas
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Opinion
Gabrielle Bullock: Finding the Leader in the Mirror
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Opinion
Six Misunderstood Terms in Sustainable Design
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Opinion
Catherine Huang: Question First, Design Last
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Self-Improvement
Put This Publication to Work
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Climate Policy
The Future of Architecture Education Is the Future of Civilization
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Opinion
LIz York: When To Ignore the Sign on the Wall
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Future-Proofing
Examining Policy, and Values, at an Unprecedented Meeting of the Five Collateral Organizations
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Opinion
J. Meejin Yoon: Gutters Are for Rain, Not Women
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editorial
Bracing for Economic Impact
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Opinion
Yiselle Santos Rivera: It’s OK to See Color
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Opinion
Karen Braitmayer: Yes, People with Disabilities as Architects
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Opinion
Siboney Diaz-Sanchez: Every Community Is Our Client
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Climate Change
Don’t Ban Glass, Cap Emissions
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Opinion
Deanna Van Buren: We Must Plan for a Decarceration Nation
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History
Victor Hugo Was Wrong
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Policy
Making Sense of the Green New Deal
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Opinion
Tamara Eagle Bull: Stop Appropriating My Culture
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Opinion
Samantha McCloud: Elevating Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in America’s Heartland
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Now Hiring
The Architect of the Capitol Should Be an Architect
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Paternalism
The New Company Town
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Opinion
Carole Wedge: Speak Up!
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Bibliophilia
Le Corbusier, Reconsidered
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Opinion
Kimberly Dowdell: The Complexion of Legacy in Architecture
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Opinion
Monica Chadha: A Call to Pause, Listen, and Learn
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Design
An Unthinkable, Inevitable Response to Climate Change
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Painful Lessons
A Positive Net-Zero Attitude
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Opinion
Rosa Sheng: Does Design Perpetuate Injustice?
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Opinion
A.L. Hu: You Might Think You Know Me
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Resquiat in Pace
When Someone Great Is Gone
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Opinion
Lori Brown: E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One
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Comment
Preserving Architectural Lighting’s Print Archive
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Design
Let’s Do Better by Dementia
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Opinion
Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter: The Power of Architects’ Micro-Choices
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Dialogue
Design Thinking from the Fifth Century
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Opinion
Michael J. Armstrong and NCARB: Here’s How Architectural Licensing Boards Can Uphold Ethical Practice
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Opinion
Imani Day: Let’s Get Real About Diversity
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Rebuild or Replace
What Will Happen to the Glasgow School of Art?
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Response
Emily Grandstaff-Rice and the AIA on Sexual Misconduct in Architecture
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Opinion
Beverly Willis on Sexual Misconduct in Architecture
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The .01 Percent
Dirty Money, Shiny Architecture
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Equity
We Have to Try Harder
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#MeToo
Men of Architecture
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Injustice
Don’t Dismantle the ADA
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AIA Honors
Pick a Winner
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Infrastructure
Swords Into Plowshares
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Gluttony
Investing in America
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Comment
Architectural Lighting’s Next Chapter
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Go See It Anyway
The Replicant City of Blade Runner 2049
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Climate Change
A Brief Climate Change Reading List
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Letter
Bernstein on Betsky
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Climate Change
The Climate Is Changing. So Must Architecture.
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Design
A Fitting Memorial in Charlottesville
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Comment
What’s Happened to the Lighting and Sustainability Conversation?
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Game Changer
Architecture Is an Antidote
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Sesquicentennial
Happy Birthday, You Old So-and-So
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Better Ways
MASS at Scale
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Comment
What’s Next for Lighting?
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Opinion
Found Space and Memory
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Comment
Staying Relevant
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Beyond Buildings
The Affection and Dread in Kerry James Marshall’s Depiction of Housing Projects
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Comment
Finding A Light In The Dark
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Beyond Buildings
Is Taiwan’s Era of Big Building Projects Over?
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Waste
Design Programs Targeted Under the New Administration
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Equity
The Housing Deficit
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Design
A Big Responsibility
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Comment
30 Moments in Lighting
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Beyond Buildings
AIA Arizona Awards Two Protectors of Architecture
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Design
Ten and 2,000 Years Later
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ARCHITECT
Sustainability is Dead. Now What?
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Letter to the Editor
The AIA Responds to Aaron Betsky’s “Elevating the Discourse”
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Editorial
A Rising Infrastructure Lifts All Boats
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Comment
Who “Owns” Lighting Design?
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor: In response to “Can Lighting’s Past Be Saved?”
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Design
Is It Me, or Is PoMo Making a Comeback?
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Mind & Matter
The Annual Earth Overshoot Day Came Early, Again
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Design
The Stones of Syria
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Mind & Matter
Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and Architectural Authenticity
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Comment
Can Lighting’s Past be Saved?
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Mind & Matter
Getting Inside Philip Johnson’s Head at the Glass House
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Mind & Matter
Architecture’s Technological Moment
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Mind & Matter
Do Ho Suh and “Unmeasurable” Architecture
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Ethics
When the Boss Wants You Dead
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