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Named for the civil rights leader, this annual prize from the AIA goes to an architect or professional organization that embodies social responsibility.
The organization has recognized Edward Mazria for his efforts in combatting the climate crisis and Moody Nolan for its history of creating distinguished architecture.
A new book sheds light on a significant but little-known house in Houston that a pioneering Black architect designed and later remodeled for his family.
While renovating the lobby of the 1959 La Kretz Botany Building, the architects brought to life a never-installed mosaic, based off a hand-drawn sketch by Williams.
More than 400 design professionals expressed their "complete commitment to and support for the protection of Black lives and the advancement of Black livelihood" in a stark, full-page newspaper ad on October 25.
The course, which is available in two-half day sessions will explore why diversity, equity, and inclusion creates better design and business outcomes, how to build and foster diverse teams, and discuss how to give back to communities. Read More
In her book The Black Skyscraper: Architecture and the Perception of Race (JHUP, 2019), Adrienne Brown examines works produced by writers, painters, architects, and laborers who grappled with the early skyscraper’s outsized and disorienting dimensions.
