Caroline Massie
ARCHITECT Magazine
Gilroy, CA, United States
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The Top 10 States for LEED Per Capita in 2015
Last year saw the highest average among the top 10 states since 2010. → Read More
NCARB Renames the Intern Development Program
Starting in June, the requirement for aspiring architects will be called the Architectural Experience Program. → Read More
ADP Workforce Vitality Index Climbs in Q4 2015
The construction industry grew by 8.4 percent from the same period a year ago. → Read More
The Weight of Sacrifice
The U.S. World War I Centennial Commission announced on Jan. 26, 2016, that "The Weight of Sacrifice" is the winning design for the National World War I Memorial. This entry was one of five finalists in the design competition announced on Aug. 19, 2015. Read more about the competition here. Read ARCHITECT's coverage of the National WWI Memorial. → Read More
Q+A: Marvin Malecha on Architecture and Architectural Education
The NewSchool of Architecture & Design president and chief academic officer discusses the future of the profession. → Read More
Architect Scott Merrill Wins University of Notre Dame's 2016 Richard H. Driehaus Prize
The award recognizes living architects who have made significant contributions to traditional, classical, and sustainable architecture and urbanism. → Read More
Architecture Billings Index Closes 2015 in Positive Territory
The December report marks the eighth month of growing demand for design services in 2015. → Read More
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Names Stuart Graff Its President and CEO
A Chicago native inspired by Wright's innovation, Graff will focus on improving the organization's financial stability. → Read More
Worldwide Total of Supertall Buildings Reaches 100
That number doubled over the last five years, reflecting rapid growth in the demand for skyscrapers. → Read More
AIA Responds to President Obama’s 2016 State of the Union Address
The Institute outlines its legislative priorities, including reducing energy consumption in the construction industry, alleviating student debt, and supporting historic preservation. → Read More
New Richard Levy Gallery Exhibitions Feature Works by Richard Estes, James Turrell
The Albuquerque, N.M., gallery will display paintings and silkscreen prints by Estes, and a print edition of a site-specific installation that Turrell displayed at the Guggenheim Museum. → Read More
ADP: 257,000 Jobs Added in December
The year ended on a high note, with the largest employment gains reported in the last month of 2015. → Read More
The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture Meets Its $2 Million Fundraising Goal
The M.Arch. program will apply to become an independent subsidiary of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in order to maintain its accreditation. → Read More
Three Trends to Expect in Architectural Practice in 2016
Last year, the profession saw a few key changes in how it does business, which will affect how it will do business in the new year. → Read More
Architecture Billings Index Fell in November
Fluctuations in billings do not reflect weakness in the construction industry, but could indicate apprehension in moving projects forward, says AIA chief economist Kermit Baker. → Read More
New Proposed Tokyo National Stadium Renderings Revealed
After scrapping Zaha Hadid’s designs in the summer, Japan is now considering two new plans for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. → Read More
Architects Foundation Releases Progress Report on Design and Health Research, Adds New Schools
Six academic programs join the network's 11 charter members. → Read More
ACSA Survey Reveals Increases in Architecture School Applications and Enrollments
However, more schools are reporting budget cuts compared to prior years. → Read More
The IAC Names Seven Top Firms for Interns
The practices are recognized in the annual Intern Development Program Firm Awards Program. → Read More
Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction Launches at the UN Climate Change Conference
More than 60 organizations and 18 countries pledge to limit carbon emissions from the built environment. → Read More