Are you hoping to carve a career path that diverges from traditional practice? Join RECORD as our panelists—trained architects working in government, for a non-profit, and at a world-class ...

Are you interested in exploring a career at the edge of traditional practice? Do you want to leverage your architectural education to empower others or design empowering forms? Join RECORD for a ...

While AI works on probability and precedent, architects work on understanding—an ability to synthesize context, human needs, and ethical considerations into meaningful design solutions. This deeper ...

In 2021, Sanaa Shaikh was burned out. As a South Asian woman working in an overwhelmingly white and male profession, she had spent years experiencing her fair share of discrimination and ...

The 2026 edition of Best of Practice is open now. (Courtesy LEVER Architecture) Thomas Robinson (TR): Taking it in its most basic meaning, practice for LEVER is exactly that. We are constantly working ...

For the past 30 years, critical architectural practice and architectural education at academic institutions in the United States have explored the generative capacity of an ever-expanding set of ...

This article was originally published on Common Edge. The vast majority of practitioners I've known over the years seek well-trained graduates who are ready on Day One to be productive employees. But ...

Every morning, I start my day by reviewing my email inbox. This practice enables me to evaluate the day's tasks and priorities before immersing myself in larger projects. In the field of architecture, ...

Although architecture itself is universal, the day-to-day practice still varies across the world, influenced by a wide range of factors, from the professional requirements and responsibilities of an ...

Integrating sustainable architecture integration into mainstream construction faces hurdles due to the failures of adopting ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. The panel itself is fascinating, but what is behind it is a ...