This article was originally published on Common Edge. The vast majority of practitioners I've known over the years seek well-trained graduates who are ready on Day One to be productive employees. But ...

Over the past year, the exponential proliferation of artificial intelligence–powered technologies has turned an anxious whisper into a blaring claxon of existential crisis. In a March 2023 report, ...

After countless late nights designing in studio, facing the critics, laying out (and re-laying out) your portfolio, finally convincing someone to hire you, and working 50+ hour weeks... you’re still ...

On November 30, 2023, AN published an op-ed by NCARB president Jon Baker about his personal experience and NCARB’s statement endorsing multiple pathways to licensure. AN received the following ...

Architects in Schools program reaches 5,000+ Oregon students. Scholarships expand statewide, awarding $67,500 in 2025. New mentorship program supports diverse design graduates. Focus on outreach to ...

This webinar is part of the Wood Structures Academy. As a building material, wood’s unique characteristics make it a stand-out for construction, remaining one of the most used materials in the ...

Eva Franch i Gilabert (left), Lesley Lokko (center), and Harriet Harriss (right). (Photos credits left to right: Stefan Ruiz, Courtesy Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, Morley Von ...

With Taliesin closing after 88 years in operation, architects are considering other models for educating young people in the field, as well as more sustainable ways to honor Frank Lloyd Wright’s ...

The move stems from the terms of the One Big Beautiful Bill. The Trump administration is delisting architecture as a professional degree by the U.S. Department of Education, which could have a ...

Students earning an MLA degree at Pratt are taught to embrace an inclusive approach to design that bridges culture and nature, ecology and policy, living and built environments. With so many ...

It is useless for the scheme of education laid out for any pupil in architecture to include steel construction in its higher development. It is inevitable, in our modern complex physical civilization, ...

The general public’s lack of even the most basic education in architecture and urbanism makes for ill-informed, ill-prepared clients, be they developers such as Larry A. Silverstein (who holds a ...