Articles by Zach Mortice

Members and staff say that Woods’ constant pressure to monetize the AIA’s programs and services created tension.  

New fees proposed by NAAB following the end of a funding agreement has school administrators on edge. 

The recent round of layoffs is one of the latest upheavals for the national organization.

The slow-roll of the first phase of this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial blurs the line between practice and performance. 

The initial show in the new space ponders the architecture of reparations in the city’s Bronzeville neighborhood.

The exhibition explores the modernist Chicago architect’s House of Tomorrow built for the city’s Century of Progress international exposition.