Articles by Pansy Schulman

The Chicago-based organization has selected architects and firms whose accomplishments have helped shape the country’s cultural landscape.

The award-winning collaborative’s interactive installation will open to the public in February as part of their 14th annual design competition.

If successful, the New York-based group will be one of the first current unions at a U.S. firm in the private sector.

The 8-month streak in elevated billings scores has begun to slow down.

A powerful shaper of 21st century Manhattan, the city planner leaves behind a legacy as an urbanist and an educator.

The award-winning architect and dean of Yale School of Architecture has worked to ensure equitable access to architecture education for the last forty years.

Demand for design services remains strong, however a lag in architectural employment may factor into firms’ ability to keep pace.

The current President and CEO of the National Institute of Building Sciences will assume her new role in January. 

Architectural billings continue to trend upward for an eighth consecutive month, but it is unlikely that firms' revenue increases can keep up with demand.