With the economy displaying signs of a robust recovery, employment in the architecture profession has come roaring back in recent months as the vast number of new openings on Archinect Jobs, the industry-leading job board, can attest to. If traditional full-time employment isn't part of your... View full entry
Exploring alternative options for building sustainability has become a critical part of the architectural design process. With climate change efforts increasing, living walls and green roofs are one of the many ways architects, landscape architects, and design professionals transform new and... View full entry
The total number of registered architects in the United States has continued to grow over the past year, despite the pressures of COVID-19 disruption on both the professional industry and licensing pathways. New data from the National Council of Architectural Registrations Board (NCARB) has found... View full entry
For this week's highlight of featured employers, we have selected five architecture and urban design practices with current job openings in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and browse our active community of architecture... View full entry
Having a background as an architect offers a specific level of expertise that can be used outside of traditional employment formats. Archinect has been connecting with architects and design professionals from various backgrounds since 1997. Our industry-leading job board publishes... View full entry
Now more than ever, the industry needs strong leaders to guide firms and academic institutions towards success. While it takes a team to accomplish projects and goals, directors lead offices, navigate teams, and may even act as "buffers between design teams and the higher-level leadership of an... View full entry
Included in our latest weekly highlight of featured architectural employers are five exciting practices with current job openings in New York City, Culver City/Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Palm Springs, California. For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and browse our active... View full entry
As the month of July comes to a close, architecture firms continue to seek design professionals to join their teams. Here at Archinect, we follow employment and professional practice trends to provide our audience with the latest news and resources. As a trusted source in the architecture... View full entry
A diverse group of middle and high school age students is getting a sneak preview of the blockbuster changes coming to Los Angeles’ Exposition Park this summer thanks to the Southern California chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), a group dedicated to the... View full entry
With the Fall term slowly approaching, new fellowship opportunities are available! For many years, Archinect's editorial coverage has highlighted fellowship programs from architecture schools across the nation. As pedagogy continues to expand and include important topics like socio-political... View full entry
From Archinect's active community of architecture students and professionals, firms, and schools, we have selected a number of employers with recently listed job openings in New York City, Los Angeles, Portland, and remotely. Take a look at these positions, and visit Archinect Jobs for more... View full entry
Each week our editorial team curates a selection of featured jobs from the Archinect Job Board. Not only do we amplify firms and their open employment opportunities but help prospective job seekers learn what positions are available. Comparing the job market between Summer 2020 and Summer 2021 may... View full entry
The American Institute of Architects released its latest economic report this morning, signaling a continued trend of increasing demand for design services. The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for June remained at an elevated level with a score of 57.1, dipping only mildly compared to ... View full entry
New(ish) Archinect writer Niall Patrick Walsh suggests this year’s (rescheduled) Venice Biennale missed a "golden opportunity" to radically reform how it promotes contemporary architectural trends, and in doing so, address long-held concerns over its relevance, accessibility, and environmental... View full entry
No matter if you're hoping to advance your architectural career at a large, global firm or gain valuable experience at a boutique design studio, Archinect Jobs' latest weekly highlight of featured architectural employers has got something for everyone. Following are five practices with current job... View full entry