Archinect's Virtual Event Guide provides a curated list of the top online events to keep the architecture and design community sharp, inspired and connected.

The League will host a virtual presentation to honor Andrew Freear, 2020 President’s Medal laureate. The presentation will include remarks by Marlon Blackwell, Rosalie Genevro, Paul Lewis, and Billie Tsien on Rural Studio’s work, tributes by many friends of Rural Studio from around the country, and Andrew in conversation with Billie and Marlon.

What simple, design-minded adaptations make for a healthier office? This workshop lays out clear-cut steps for preparing your office for a returning workforce under social distancing guidelines. The program is geared to employers, building managers and others charged with reopening an office space. 

This panel discussion, moderated by Bryony Roberts, brings together four different perspectives to delve into what successful community engagement processes can look like and how to make them a part of standard practice.

Join a LIVE information session on June 3, 2020 at 3:00 pm PST with Making + Meaning program coordinator, Alexis Rochas. Making+Meaning is a four-week career exploration and portfolio building summer studio program that introduces students to architectural experimentation and transformative design techniques in a unique and lively studio setting.

Watch the live stream Wednesday, June 3, at 4pm ET to find out who won one of architecture’s most coveted awards, the AIA Twenty-Five Year Award 2020. After the announcement, design critic Ned Cramer will interview the winning architect and one of the project owners.

The RAIC Virtual Conference on Architecture brings together professionals at every stage in their career to learn, explore, and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the practice.?The virtual program offers eighteen hours of structured learning in a flexible format.

This virtual forum will explore the specific ways in which cities and societies have been affected, and how public and private sector actors are working to support a near and long-term revolution to create more equitable, sustainable, healthy, and beautiful cities.

WOD (Women in Office Design) presents a dialogue between global designers, facilities heads & real estate service providers about post-pandemic workspaces.

Moderated by Bryony Roberts, guest editor of Log 48: Expanding Modes of Practice, this online discussion brings together architects and designers whose work harnesses multiple modes of practice, exemplifying a “slipperiness” between fields.

For this program of Cocktails & Conversation, James Timberlake and Stephen Kieran of KieranTimberlake will sit down with author and architecture critic Sarah Williams Goldhagen over a custom-crafted cocktail as they discuss their firm and work.

Join UCLA Architecture and Urban Design for RUMBLE 2020, our end-of-year student exhibition, on June 8-9, 2020. This year’s virtual event will highlight the architectural and urban ideas that motivate us as a community and showcase how they have matured and developed under the direction of our talented students and the collective stewardship of faculty. 

Join CTBUH for a virtual discussion among top experts sharing their perspective on the smart solutions they see consistently generating value and how they will help bring the workforce back to a safe and productive environment.

The ACSA108 Virtual Conference will bring together architecture and design educators and students to discuss and explore a broad range of scholarly and creative activities. During these five days, registrants can obtain Continuing Education Credits, including Health, Safety, and Welfare credits.

Guess-A-Sketch is a lively evening where architects, architecture enthusiasts, and young professionals gather for an architecture-themed, Pictionary-style tournament. Honoree sketchers draw iconic buildings as competing teams guess to win the Guess-A-Sketch trophy.

Our societies are surrounded by an abundance of data in both the online and physical world. Has data the power to help us understand better our communities and complex reality? Can data help us create new tools to manage urban risk and design resilient cities?