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Six Views on the Future of Architectural Licensure
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Sep 9, '24 8:45 AM EST
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Related on Archinect: Snøhetta's Joslyn Art Museum expansion teases first photos ahead of September opening. Image credit: Nic Lehoux, courtesy of the Joslyn Art Museum.

Architecture's Interest Rate Prayers Answered: Archinect’s State of AEC August 2024
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Sep 4, '24 8:00 AM EST
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Architectural Licensure Is Becoming More Diverse, but Barriers to Equality Remain
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Sep 3, '24 12:08 PM EST
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Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore by Safdie Architects. Photo credit: Timothy Hursley

Many Architecture Firms Don’t Know How To Pursue International Work; We Spoke With Some That Do
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 29, '24 9:07 AM EST
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Being Laid off Is Tough; So Is Waiting To Be
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 26, '24 8:00 AM EST
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Elysium HQ in New York, NY by FLOAT STUDIO. Image: Aaron Thompson

The Pandemic Is History, but for Architects, Its Impact on Office Design Remains
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 21, '24 8:45 AM EST
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The Longevity & Legacy of the 'Vanilla Architect': How a Monoculture Yields Cycles of Unconscious Bias, Tokenism, and System Justification
Suzannah Grasel
By Suzannah Grasel
Aug 20, '24 3:18 PM EST
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Are Architectural Workers More Pessimistic About the Economy Than Firm Owners?
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 19, '24 8:00 AM EST
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Sunset Strip, Los Angeles in 1979, the year California sought to abolish architectural licensure. Image credit: Flickr user Fred Seibert licensed under CC-BY-NC-ND 2.0

When California Tried to Abolish Architectural Licensure
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 16, '24 12:48 PM EST
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Snøhetta's AIRSIDE Hong Kong (LEED Platinum). Image credit: Snøhetta/Kevin Mak

LEED? BREEAM? WELL? Six Major Green Building Labels Explained
Niall Patrick Walsh
By Niall Patrick Walsh
Aug 14, '24 2:00 PM EST
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