Articles by Hannah Feniak

In the AIA, 60% of firms employ fewer than 5 designers. If asked to describe the portfolios of such studios, what types of projects would you envision?

After several years of pandemic-related disruption, NeoCon was back for its usual June edition at Ch icago’s massive theMART.

Are your building's materials ethically sourced? What if designers thought about embodied labor the way that they think about embodied carbon?

The South African architect is taking lessons from Apartheid-era planning to address structural raci sm in Northern American culture.

From established award-winners to up-and-coming talents, these architects are both innovative design ers and powerful advocates for a more equitable AEC industry.

While the 20th-century version of the shopping center is increasingly seen as a relic of a bygone er a, the typology is still alive and well.

Selecting one adjective to describe the late Ricardo Bofill's architectural output is no easy task.

Architizer's editor sat down to articulate why architecture awards matter, and wound up the view of the A+Awards from her editor's chair.

The Global Cement and Concrete Association states that it will be carbon neutral by 2050. Is this fe asible? Its success hinges on carbon capture.