Most architectural firms are small practices with fewer than 20 employees, which according to Joshua Zinder, AIA — managing partner of JZA+D, the 14-person integrated design firm he founded in 2006 — puts them in a position to produce important innovation and bring value and growth to their communities.

According to a new report from AIA, the nonresidential building sector is expected to see a healthy rebound through next year after failing to recover with the broader economy last year.

ATAS is pleased to announce a new course being offered to architects and designers: “Designing with Metal Wall Panels."

The Friends of Harvey Milk Plaza, in coordination with the American Institute of Architects San Francisco Chapter, are delighted to introduce the three finalists, Groundworks Office, Kuth | Ranieri Architects, and Perkins Eastman and their proposals for the Harvey Milk Plaza design competition. 

In conjunction with the annual convention of the American Institute of Architects being held this week in Philadelphia, Building Systems Design, Inc. (BSD) announced a new version of BSD SpecLink-E, its construction specifications software that now automates the global management and updating of thousands of reference standards, including those that have been added by its users.