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Architect the Journal of the American Institute of Architects

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January/February 2021: What's Next: Post-Vaccine Architecture --
The Rules: Updates on a Universal BIM Standard --
Next Progressives: Peterson Rich Office --
Opinion: New Hopes for the New Year --
Architectural Lighting: Opportunities for Innovation --
Residential: Mason on Mariposa, by David Baker Architects --
CarbonPositive: A Zero-Carbon Building Sector by 2040 --
Typology: Grand Avenue Park Bridge, by LMN Architects --
Taking What Comes --
Strong Showing for Existing Building Projects --
Redesigning a Post-Pandemic Practice --
The Space Race --
Lighting the Path --
Parting Shot --
A Dream Deferred --
What's Next: Post-Vaccine Architecture --
Multifamily --
Corporate --
K-12 Education --
Health Care --
Cultural.

March 2021: Design for what matters --
Next Progressives: Bryony Roberts Studio --
Opinion: A Moment for Optimism and Realism --
The Rules: New Safe Harbors for the Fair Housing Act --
CarbonPositive: A Win for Climate Change Action --
Residential: Motherhouse --
Independent Architecture --
On the Boards: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Expansion Practice for Architecture and Urbanism --
We Can Do Both --
Circling Back --
Feeling the Squeeze --
The Biden Plan to Jump-Start Affordable Housing --
An Inclusive Agreement --
The 68th Progressive Architecture Awards --
Mary Potter School Shop Restoration Evoke Studio Architecture --
Wardell Ja Architecture Studio --
Teweles and Brandeis Grain Elevator La Dallman --
New Home for The First 72+ OJT --
Uganda Women's and Children's Clinic LS3P --
Urban Awning Gensler --
Ponti Reborn --

April 2021: Community First! resident Jesse Brown in his home designed by Jobe Corral Architects in Austin, Texas. Below: A microhouse designed by McKinney York for Community First! Village with a communal kitchen in background --
Tech + Practice --
Architectural Lighting: Strategic Daylighting in Schools --
Opinion: Increasing Opportunities for Deaf Designers --
On the Boards: North Carolina Central University 24/7 Collaborative Research and Learning Center, by Evoke Studio Architecture --
CarbonPositive: The Make-or-Break Year for the Planet --
Next Progressives: Kounkuey Design Initiative --
MA Architect --
Education and Tolerance --
The Power of Research --
The Problem With Exceptional Buildings --
The Architecture of Rosenwald Schools --
Design Is the Expectation, Not the Exception --
Parting Shot --
Forgotten Towers --
Tiny Victories --
Chioco Design --
Thoughtbarn --
Michael Hsu Office of Architecture --
McKinney York --
Jobe Corral Architects --

May/June 2021: 2021 AIA Gold Medalist Edward Mazria, Champion of Climate Action --
Tech + Practice --
13 Next Progressives: Aida Ly Anhitecture --
20 Spring 2021 Product Call Highlights --
36 Opinion: The Long Echo of Racism --
IAA Architect --
73 Leaving a Footprint --
75 Healthier Conditions Ahead --
76 Changing the Came for Office and Retail --
80 How Can We Decolonize Architecture? --
82 Our Resilience and Our Values --
Editorial --
128 Architecture as Collective Action --
87 2021 AIA Awards --
This year's esteemed class of winners reflect on their careers, the state of the profession, and the challenges and possibilities of tomorrow. --
88 Gold Medal: Edward Mazria --
90 Architecture Firm Award: Moody Nolan --
92 Twenty-Five Year Award: Burton Barr Phoenix Central Library --
94 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award: Pascale Sablan --
96 AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion: Kathryn Anthony --
98 Collaborative Achievement Award: MASS Design Group --
100 Awards for Excellence in Public Architecture: Katie Swenson and Jennifer Sage --
104 Edward C. Kemper Award: Anthony Schirripa --
106 Associates Awards --
108 Young Architects Awards --
114 Architecture Awards --
118 Interior Architecture Awards --
120 Regional & Urban Design Awards --

July/August 2021: R+D Awards: design breakthroughs transforming architecture at all scales --
Tech + Practice --
12 Products: Outdoor Hospitality --
20 Residential: Nesika Illahee, by Carleton Hart --
26 Carbon Positive: Accelerating the 2030 Challenge to 2021 --
29 Next Progressives: Precht --
32 Opinion: Everyone Wants to Be a Savior --
34 Architectural Lighting: Vaud Delight in Architecture Review --
Brand Use Study --
39 Brands Architects Use --
AIA Architect --
59 Architects as Provocateurs --
61 Seventy-Four Percent of Firms Give a Salary Bump for Licensure --
62 Independent Study --
66 (Re)Building Culture --
67 Learning to Learn --
Editorial --
68 Why R+D Matters --
72 THE 15th ANNUAL --
74 Toward Carbon Neutrality: High-Performance Biochromic Window --
76 Robotic Construction: The Glass Vault --
78 ADALAC: Acoustically Diffuse & Absorbent Lightweight Aerated Concrete --
80 Cove.Tool --
82 Front Flats --
84 Hospital COVID La Margarita --

September 2021: New Frontiers: Designing for Impact --
Tech + Practice --
12 Typology: Seminary Hill Orchard and Cidery, by River Architects --
20 Opinion: Driven by Disease --
26 Products: 2021 Sustainable Product Call Highlights --
32 Carbon Positive: Architectures Critical Role at CONE --
37 Next Progressives: Adengo Architecture --
AIA Architect --
51 Cracking the Code --
55 The Rebirth of Memphis' too N. Main --
58 Robert Ivy, FAIA, on His Decade of Leadership --
60 Convening Talk to Action --
64 What Makes Architecture Excellent? Prioritizing People, Place, and Purpose --
71 Q + A: Bryan C. Lee Jr. Links Design Justice to Architecture --
Editorial --
80 Environmental Justice --

October 2021: The Equity Issue Guest Edited by NOMA --
The Equity Issue --
14 Why Equity Matters --
16 The Pursuit and Promise of Equity in Architecture --
32 Retrospective: William Bates; Stanley, Love-Stanley; Moody Nolan; Perkins&Will --
40 On the Boards: Perkins&Will; HKIT Architects; EC3; Roozda Pierrelus --
48 Education: How HBCUs Benefit Architects and Architecture --
Tech + Practice --
52 Community: Giving to the profession can also be personally fulfilling. --
57 Next Progressives: Soft-Firm takes an informal and inventive approach to design. --
62 Increasing Visibility: An architectural lighting designer confronts the legacy of inequity. --
64 Statement Products: Manufacturers and designers of color make an impact. --
AIA Architect --
69 The Power of Collective Decisions --
71 More Firms Implement Flexible Work --
72 Justice's Three Jobs --
76 In New Orleans, Designs for a More Just Future --
78 Listen Before Acting, Understand Before Prevailing --
Editorial --
112 A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats --

November/December 2021: 2021 Residential Architect Design Awards --
Tech + Practice --
19 Next Progressives: Office of Things --
24 Carbon Positive: Building on the Best of COP26 --
28 On the Boards: Trebek Center Bridge Housing, by DNA Architecture + Design --
AIA Architect --
57 A Narrative of Generosity --
59 How Does Your Firm's Tech Stack Up? --
60 Pressure Points for the Profession --
64 The Big Impact of Small Spaces --
66 Aligning Ourselves With a Greater Cause --
Editorial --
96 How Will We Design Together? --

January/February 2022: Our Inaugural Architecture & Interiors Awards --
Light & Architecture Design Awards --
34 Honoring Excellence in Architectural Lighting Design --
Tech + Practice --
13 Next Progressives: Tall Architects --
16 Opinion: Being Yourself Is Not Always Easy --
Architecture & Interiors Awards --
42 The Inaugural Awards for Commercial Architecture and Interior Design --
AIA Architect --
21 Beyond the Basics --
23 At a Premium --
24 A Rebound for Design and Construction --
29 AL's New CEO Advocates Fearless Leadership --
30 Transition and Opportunity --
Editorial --
64 What's Next --

March 2022: The 69th Annual Progressive Architecture Awards --
Tech + Practice --
13 Next Progressives: No Architecture --
18 Inside Out: Using Space to Unlock Student Creativity --
22 Products: IBS/KBIS Product Showcase --
28 Residential: Covenant House, FXCollaborative
AIA Architect --
31 Collective Success --
34 Mental Health Design and the COVID Classroom --
38 The Matrix Feminist Design Co-operative Was Ahead of Its Time --
40 Planting the Seeds
Editorial --
56 The Power of Space --
PA Awards --
44 The 69th Progressive Architecture Awards --
46 Houston Endowment, Kevin Daly Architects + Productura --
47 Lithos Wellness Center, Howeler + Yoon Architecture --
48 Pilares 02 and 03, WorkAC --
49 Table Cabin, Kevin Hirth Co. --
50 One and a Half, Ja Architecture Studio --
51 Shimmer, Kois Associated Architects --
52 District Hospitals Ghana, Adjaye Associates --
53 Hot Heart, Carlo Ratti Associati --
54 Low Rise Housing, Kevin Daly Architects --

April 2022: Well-Being in Architecture --
44 [Un]Stalled: Inclusive Bathroom Design --
50 Paradigm, Interrupted --
53 Q+A: Rosa Sheng Unpacks Social and Spatial Wellness --
56 The Library as Intercommunity Hub --
Tech + Practice --
11 Next Progressives: Co Adaptive Architecture --
14 Carbon Positive: Evolving the Embodied Carbon Landscape --
18 Inside Out: Using Hospitality to Create a Joyful and Optimistic Healthcare Experience --
20 Products: ICFF Preview --
22 Opinion: Bespoke Landscapes, for the Past and Future --
26 Residential: Terra Heights, 'Architecture --
AIA Architect --
31 Modeling Mentorship --
33 Concerns About Compensation --
34 How to Accelerate Decarbonization in Three Easy Steps --
38 The Burnout Problem in Architecture --
40 Showing, Not Telling --
Editorial --
72 Rethinking Architectural History --

May/June 2022: 65 2022 AIA Awards --
This year's esteemed class of winners reflect on their careers, the state of the profession, and the challenges and possibilities of tomorrow. --
66 Gold Medal: Brooks + Scarpa --
70 Architecture Firm Award: MASS Design Group --
74 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award: Riding the Vortex --
76 AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion: Deborah Berke --
78 Collaborative Achievement Awards: United Task Force, University of Arkansas Community Design Center, and Joseph P. Riley Jr. --
84 Awards for Excellence in Public Architecture: Robert Eisenstat and Paul Mankins --
86 Edward C. Kemper Award: Bob Berkebile --
88 Associates Awards --
90 Young Architects Awards --
97 Architecture Awards --
107 Interior Architecture Awards --
113 Regional & Urban Design Awards --
Tech + Practice --
13 Next Progressives: IUA — Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos --
18 Carbon Positive: Retrofitting Renewal and Transformation --
22 Inside Out: Designing a Workspace That Is Welcoming, Flexible, and Inclusive --
24 Products: Spring Product Call --
34 Designers Select: Lighting --
36 Summer Reading List --
42 Opinion: In Schools, Design for Belonging --
44 Residential: 4/Way House, by Deegan Day Design --
AIA Architect --
51 Chicago: A Big City but a Small Town --
53 Chicago's Must-See National Monument --
54 Sleeping Beauties: Chicago's Adaptive Reuse --
58 Chicago's Native Housing Problem --
60 A Solid Place to Stand --
Editorial --
144 A Pivot in Learning --

July/August 2022: The 16th Annual R + D Awards --
63 THE 16 TH ANNUAL R + D AWARDS --
64 Long Range Glass --
66 Tangential Timber --
68 V-Soleil --
70 Tortuca --
72 Kaleidoscope --
73 eFargo --
TECH + PRACTICE --
13 Next Progressives: Studio J. Jih --
18 Residential: Frame by Design Opera --
24 Carbon Positive: Beyond the Building --
30 Inside Out: Cultivating a Destination for Community, Local Art, and, Of Course, Good Wine --
36 Products: A ’22 Product Highlights --
42 Opinion: Push for Parental Leave --
46 Designers Select: Smart-Home Technology --
AIA ARCHITECT --
49 A Career of Firsts --
51 An Increase in Sustainability --
52 Power Surge --
57 A Garden of Homes Grows in Reno --
58 Relevancy and Impact --
EDITORIAL --
80 Hope for Architecture --

September 2022: The Architecture of care: The 2022 COTE Top Ten Awards and the true sustainability of healthy communities --
Tech + Practice:
11 Next Progressives: DAAM --
20 Carbon Positive: Design Strategies That Work --
24 Inside Out: Nurturing Beauty and Community in Assisted Living --
28 Products: Editor's Picks --
38 Opinion: Consider Licensure Alternatives --
42 Residential: Myers-Heckman Residence by Sol Design + Consulting --
46 Designers Select: Sustainable Solutions
AIA Architect:
51 Forging a Path in Inclusive Design --
53 Do Current Building Codes Make for Resilient Buildings? --
54 Rising Tides --
58 Designing at Hyperscale --
60 Essential Components --
Editorial:
88 Reshaping Our Commemorative Landscapes --
64 Sustainability Through Care --

October 2022: The Game Changers Issue --
20 Housing Innovators --
20 Block Project --
22 Hamilton Passive House Modular Housing, by Montgomery Sisam Arhcitects --
26 The Hilda L. Solis Care First Village, by NAC --
32 Game Changers --
11 Housing: Next Progressive Delma Palma --
34 Photography: Laurian Ghinitoiu --
36 Education: The Next Generation of Preservationists --
38 Community: Open Design Collective --
39 Public Health: Nupur Chaudhury --
40 Social Justice: Tonika Lewis Johnson --
42 Materials: Knit Casting --
44 Technology: Segregation by Design --
46 Equity: Maslow Development --
47 Infrastructure: TreesAI by Dark Matter Labs --
48 Culture: Living Lands, Canadian Center for Architecture --
80 Climate Change: Editorial on Resilience Frontiers --
AIA Architect:
53 Creating Positive Spaces --
55 Many Firms Concerned About Operating Costs --
56 Growing the Missing Middle --
60 The Tension Between Garden and Machine --
62 Support Nationally, Act Locally --

November/December 2022: 2022 Residential Architect Design Awards --
40 The 2022 Residential Architect Design Awards --
Tech + Practice --
13 Next Progressives: Via Chicago Architects + Diseñadores --
18 Carbon Positive: Carbon Intelligence for Reuse Decisions --
21 Products: 2022 Gift Guide --
30 Opinion: Restoring Affordability in the Housing Market --
32 Typology: JST Harrisburg Production Engineering Center --
36 Designers Select: Material Innovation --
AIA Architect --
59 Managed Retreat --
61 Renovation Surpasses New Construction for the First Time --
62 A Year of Flux in Architecture --
66 Beyond Shelter --
68 Barriers or Bridges? --
Editorial --
96 Los Angeles' Promising Housing --

January/February 2023: Architecture & Interiors Awards --
19 Light & Architecture Design Awards --
25 Architecture & Interiors Awards --
Tech + Practice:
13 Next Progressives: Formation Association --
AIA Architect:
45 Renewed Energy --
47 For Firms, Another Downturn to Manage in 2023 --
52 The Rule of Three --
54 Scale Shift --
Editorial:
56 Can Bio-concrete Change Architecture? --

March 2023: The 70th Progressive Architecture Awards --
34 The 70th Progressive Architecture Awards --
36 Poché Habitats, NADAAA --
38 Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion, LMN Architects --
40 Hollywood Dell ADU, AAmp Studio --
42 Longwood Gardens West Conservatory, Weiss/Manfredi --
44 La Brea Tar Pits, Weiss/Manfredi --
46 Don Mills Jamatkhana and Ismaili Community Centre, architects-Alliance --
48 Light Grain, Ja Architecture Studio --
50 Framework Plan for a Riverine Commons and Institute, University of Arkansas Community Design Center --
52 Kyabirwa Surgical Center Ward, GKG --
54 Regietów Chyža, WOJR --
Tech+ Practice:
7 Next Progressives: Farouki Farouki --
10 Carbon Positive: The Race to Decarbonize Buildings Is On -- 
12 Residential: Alta Vista Residence, Alterstudio Architecture --
18 Designers Select: Landscape Products --
AIA Architect:
21 Gratitude and Growth --
23 Student Debt Stymies Retirement Planning --
24 How Is Student Debt Shaping Architecture? --
28 Designing for Health --
30 Collective Voices --
Editorial:
56 Remembering the 1980s --

April 2023: Building Community --
34 Listen Louder --
44 Better Practice, Better Community --
Tech + Practice:
07 Next Progressives: Allthatissolid --
10 Carbon Positive: Can We Halve Carbon in the Built Environment? --
12 Typology: Grayson Student Center at Brewster Academy, Dewing Schmid Kearns Architects + Planners --
19 Products: Lighting --
26 Opinion: Advocating for Disability Justice in Design --
28 Residential: Gramercy Senior Housing, Kevin Daly Architects --
32 Designers Select: Hospitality Products --
AIA Architect:
53 A 'Catalytic' Public Project --
55 More Small Firms Are Using BIM --
56 A New Los Angeles Park Takes Flight --
60 How Is Chicago Addressing Its Vacant Lot Problem? --
62 A Force for Change --
Editorial:
64 Design Solidarity --

May/June 2023: 2023 AIA Gold Medalist Carol Ross Barney Building a Better World --
53 2023 AIA Awards --
54 Gold Medal: Carol Ross Barney --
56 Architecture Firm Award: Mithun --
62 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award: Robert L. Easter --
64 AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion: Sharon Egretta Sutton --
66 Edward C. Kemper Award: Jeff Potter --
68 Collaborative Achievement Award: Parks for Downtown Dallas --
70 Award for Excellence in Public Architecture: David M. Powell --
73 Associates Awards --
77 Young Architects Awards --
83 Architecture Awards --
101 Interior Architecture Awards --
111 Regional & Urban Design Awards --
Tech + Practice:
13 Next Progressives: Studio BANAA --
18 Carbon Positive: Now Is the Time for Radical Collaboration --
23 Products: 2024 Virtual Concept Home by Livabl --
30 Opinion: Fostering a Supportive Community for Women Architects --
34 Typology: Dream Charter High School, by Adjaye Associates --
40 Residential: Bay State Cohousing, by French 2D --
46 Our Summer Reading List --
48 Designers Select: Residential Products --
AIA Architect:
119 Moving From Energy to Impact --
121 Diversity of New Architecture Hires --
122 Good as Gold?: Dense Multifamily Housing on San Francisco's Treasure island --
126 California Architects Lead in Designing for Resilience --
128 Making the Ordinary Extraordinary --
Editorial:
144 Designing With Nature --

July/August 2023 Back to Nature: A Case for Rewilding --
Contents:
Volume 112, number o5. July/August 2023. --
On the cover: illustration by Carlos Bañon. --
Below: Haynes Inlet Portal by Float Architectural --
Research and Design; photo by David Paul Bayles. --
Back to Nature: A Case for Rewilding --
32 Architects in the Wild --
36 A Guide to Rewilding --
38 Rewilding in Action --
Tech + Practice:
11 Next Progressives: Shin Shin Architecture --
16 Carbon Positive: Land Use and Carbon --
19 Products: 2023 Spring/Summer Product Call --
26 Typology: The Ecology School --
AIA Architect:
47 Repaving the Road to Licensure --
49 ADUs and Rental Units Continue to Increase in Popularity --
50 Containing Multitudes --
54 Valley Pearls: Designing Sustainably in Suburbia --
56 Home Innovation --
Editorial:
64 Architecture and Climate Philanthropy --

September/2023: The Future of Sustainability --
Contents:
The Future of Sustainability --
26 New Worlds --
28 Breaking the Mould --
31 Shaping a Greener World --
Tech + Practice --
11 Next Progressives: UltraBarrio --
14 Carbon Positive: Putting Decarbonization Back on the Global Stage --
18 Products: Sustainable Products --
22 Residential: Forest Retreat, by Scalar Architecture --
AIA Architect --
45 Small Wonders --
47 Reciprocal Licenses Show Increase --
48 Digging In --
52 A Second Chance for Knoxville’s Dogan-Gaither Flats and Its Residents --
54 Advocating for Equity --
Editorial --
64 Remembering Jean-Louis Cohen --


October 2023: THE DARK MATTER ISSUE --
Architectures of joy, collectivity, and abundance --
THE DARK MATTER ISSUE --
08 Framing --
TRANSFORMATION AND REPAIR --
12 Constellations of Change --
14 Transforming the Future of Professional Practice --
18Community First Toolkit --
22 Context: A Subversive Act of Communing --
PRACTICES WITHIN THE COLLECTIVE --
24 Realized and Built Projects --
PRESERVATION, STORYTELLING, AND PLACE --
28 Keeping and Shaping Our Places --
32 The Joys of Just Preservation --
34 Is There Such a Thing as Asian Diasporic Architecture? --
36 DMU X Gowanus --
38 Apalachicola Hill Neighborhood Design Guidelines --
SHARED FUTURES --
40 Design Justice --
40 More Than Just Us --
43 Next Progressives: The Students of DMU --
AIA ARCHITECT --
49 Expanding the Narrative --
51 Employment for Architects Is Expected to Grow --
52 Is AI a Tool or a Taskmaster? --
56 Balancing Act --
58 Adaptive Reuse --
REFLECTIONS --
64 DMU X You --

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