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Design in Communities
How Detroit-based architect Saundra Little, FAIA, designs for her city
How Detroit-based architect Saundra Little, AIA, designs for her city
Design in Communities
Grunley's Constance Lai, FAIA, on making preservation more inclusive
Constance Lai, FAIA, preservation architect, talks about how the field is changing.
How the Puerto Rican climate inspires Fúster + Architects' designs
Design in Communities
A trauma-responsive facility in Ohio will help crime victims seek justice
JCJ Architecture has designed a prototypical facility where people with disabilities who have been victims of crimes can be interviewed and examined.
In Denver, experimental co-housing offers an affordable housing solution
LGBTQ+ designers are making space for themselves in the profession
Alda Ly Architecture brings user-friendly women's health care to Los Angeles
Design at Home
How Filipino architect Charles C. Almonte's identity informs his work
Filipino architect Charles C. Alamonte shares his experiences as a designer and historic preservationist.
Work with an Architect
Bank On It: How Material Bank Is Disrupting Design
A new e-commerce platform makes it easy for architects to shop for
Design in Communities
Eight factors to consider designing solar-ready roofs
When you're ready to invest in solar, keep all of these steps in mind to design the best roof possible.
Design at Home
Five easy ways to make your home greener
Whether you're considering a major renovation or looking for some green adjustments, architects are ready to lead you to a more energy-efficient abode.
Design at Work
Your architect is prepared for construction-ready. Are you?
On-site or in the office, architects can do a lot to keep your project warm during an economic freeze.
Design at Work
Safety is an investment you need to make now
How the right architect can help your business thrive safely
Design at Work
Post-COVID, design still matters
Architects are a value-add today, and will create lasting value for you tomorrow if you’re a commercial or institutional owner-client.
Design at Work
Keep your employees happy and healthy with a well-designed workspace
Looking to increase office productivity? A flexible, well-lit, and well-designed workplace will keep morale high, which means a happier and more efficient staff.
Design in Communities
Live-work spaces inspire creativity and urban revitalization
As demand for artist live-work projects increases, local governments and developers are hiring architects and using these affordable homes and studios to spark urban renewal.
Work with an Architect
How materials selection impacts your project and budget
Some of the most important decisions on a construction or renovation project involve what building materials to use. Several architects explain how to best consider budget and style when selecting materials.
Design at Home
Before adding a sunroom, consult an architect
A sunroom can provide four-season access to nature, but the aesthetics, integration with the rest of the house, and energy conservation issues are best handled by a knowledgeable architect.
Work with an Architect
How to be the best client for your architect
Open communication, meeting payment deadlines, and understanding the project schedule are just a few ways to ensure a successful collaboration between architect and client.
Design at Home
An architect can help your next kitchen and bath remodel be your last
When it comes to aging in place and adapting a home for the future, strategic design efforts can make a big difference.
Design at Home
What’s the best strategy for solar-hungry homeowners?
Integrating solar into a house calls for design knowledge, which means consulting with a residential architect will make your solar decisions that much easier.
Design at Home
Don't think twice about remodeling your basement
Find out how a residential architect can help turn your dingy, dark basement into a beautiful, well-lit living space that flows seamlessly with the other levels of your home.
Design at Work
The hidden ways architects make offices safer
No one wants to feel nervous or uncomfortable at work. Architects are trained to not only design for safety but to imperceptibly weave those elements into the background.
Design at Home
Want a better kitchen? Ask these three questions
When remodeling your kitchen, a residential architect can evaluate trends and provide you with options; you can help him or her by having answers for these three important questions.
Design at Home
Why historic home renovations need an architect’s insight
When renovating your historic home, consult with an architect to determine potential complications, study interior design trends, and preserve the features that matter.