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Design
MODERNISM
Q&A: Heroism, Utopia, and Enrique Norten, Hon. FAIA
The Mexican architect examines how the form of Modernism persists even after its Radiant City ideology dims.
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LESSONS FROM ARCHITECTURE
John Dickinson, AIA: Design for the Deaf and Blind
Hearing impaired since he was two, Dickinson’s work de-institutionalizes education for blind and deaf students.
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Business
WORK ON THE BOARDS
Broader Economy Pulls Monthly ABI Down…
As the economy becomes more unsure and unstable, architecture billings in May fell sharply.
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HOME DESIGN TRENDS SURVEY
…While Longer-Term Trend Shows Turnaround in Home Sizes, Amenities
Billings at residential architecture firms are now showing their strongest growth in six years.
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Architect Live! AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, and Hanley Wood Market
Intelligence’s Jonathan Smoke on the state of the construction market >
COMPONENT AWARDS
Small Projects by Chicago Architects Take a Walk Outside
The second annual AIA Chicago Small Project Awards prove architecture to be an ideal framing device for nature.
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AIA LEADERSHIP
Take Five
By Robert Ivy, FAIA
Opportunities Overseas
As more U.S. architecture firms find more business abroad, the AIA is responding with new international chapters to support AIA members overseas. The AIA’s EVP/Chief
Executive Officer explores potential opportunities for you and your firm.
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The Architects of Healing
VIDEO
Honoring a Profession that Helped Heal the Nation
Watch the “Architects of Healing” involved in post-9/11 memorials and rebuilding efforts talk about the restorative power of place and remembrance at a special
AIA Convention ceremony held on May 19.
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