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Proposed Senate Bill Would Exclude Building Materials from Tariffs Everyone in the construction industry knows that the price and accessibility

Making a Simple Space Feel Human Even for those of us who are not architects and designers, minimalism is a

Contributing to Sustainable Architecture with Natural Materials With the trend toward biophilic design on the rise with architects, it should

Designing Spaces That Nurture a Relationship With Nature Humans have an innate tendency to interact or be closely associated with

Designing for Earthquakes in the West Earthquakes can be absolutely devastating to the structural integrity of a home or building. 

Architects Align With Legislation That Rebukes Federal Design Uniformity Back in 2020, we wrote about the Making Federal Buildings Beautiful

Evaluating the Environmental Impact of Construction Products Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) analyze the impact that one object has on the

Harnessing Technology in the Architecture Industry Technology has its place in every aspect of the architecture industry, from planning to

Conventions Remain a Top Business Tool In the West, winter is often a time when business can slow down.  It’s

Eco-Ethical Building Material With Deep Roots Bamboo isn’t a new building material.  In fact, it’s one of the world’s oldest

How Charitable Giving Can Impact You, Your Firm, & Your Community Giving back doesn’t have to be something that’s only

Let’s Go Back to Work Rewind to a couple years ago and I never thought I’d be writing this, but

The Resiliency of the Architecture Industry As we shift from pandemic to endemic, from remote working to shared offices, from

Celebrating & Uplifting Women in the Design Industry Louise Blanchard Bethune was the first American woman known to have worked

Does New Ordinance Level the Playing Field or Bulldoze Your Rights? East Palo Alto, California, has a divisive ordinance on