American Institute of Architects

Washington, DC 20006-5292

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1735 New York Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20006-5292
US
Phone:202-626-7300
Toll Free:800-AIA-3837

With nearly 300 state and local chapters, the AIA serves as the voice of the architecture profession and the resource for our members in service to society. (View the AIA 2010-2015 Strategic Plan and the AIA Strategic Plan Toolkit.)

We carry out our goal through advocacy, information, and community.

 

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Construction Employment Lags as Contractors Grapple with Labor Shortages, Supply Chain Issues
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Architectural Billings Show Positive Growth for First Time Since Start of Pandemic
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Architectural Billing Conditions Improve Slightly as Declines Slow and Inquiries Grow
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Nonresidential Building Construction Forecast to Decline in 2021 with Recovery in 2022
AIA Consensus Forecast panelists are projecting growth in overall nonresidential building spending of almost 6% for 2017. Commercial construction activity is expected to increase in excess of 8% while industrial construction should remain essentially flat. Institutional construction is projected to grow at an almost 6% pace. For 2018, building spending should increase about 5% with institutional building activity growing nearly 6%.
AIA Forecasts Healthy Gains for Nonresidential Construction Building Activity in 2017
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Architects Strongly Oppose Code Council Proposal Jeopardizing Climate Action
Architecture billings appear to be stabilizing just above the 50 threshold, where billings are still increasing. Scores below 50 indicate diminishing billings.
Architecture Billings Index Remained Flat but Positive in May
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Architecture Billings Start 2019 Strong
The index has remained above the key breakeven threshold of 50 for nine consecutive months, meaning that more firms are seeing billings expand than contract.
Architecture Billings Remain in Positive Territory for 9th Consecutive Month
The ABI expanded 0.8 point to 52.8 in May.
Architectural Billings Reflect Growth for Eigth Consecutive Month
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Construction Employment Lags as Contractors Grapple with Labor Shortages, Supply Chain Issues
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Architectural Billings Show Positive Growth for First Time Since Start of Pandemic
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Architectural Billing Conditions Improve Slightly as Declines Slow and Inquiries Grow
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Nonresidential Building Construction Forecast to Decline in 2021 with Recovery in 2022
Architects Strongly Oppose Code Council Proposal Jeopardizing Climate Action
Architecture billings appear to be stabilizing just above the 50 threshold, where billings are still increasing. Scores below 50 indicate diminishing billings.
Architecture Billings Index Remained Flat but Positive in May
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Architecture Billings Start 2019 Strong
The index has remained above the key breakeven threshold of 50 for nine consecutive months, meaning that more firms are seeing billings expand than contract.
Architecture Billings Remain in Positive Territory for 9th Consecutive Month
The ABI expanded 0.8 point to 52.8 in May.
Architectural Billings Reflect Growth for Eigth Consecutive Month
So far, the ABI has remained above 50 for all four months of 2018, which is consistent with increased demand for architecture services.
Architecture Billings Index Reflects Solid Growth for Seventh Straight Month
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Architecture Billings Index Rises for Sixth Straight Month
The ABI moderated to 52.0 in February from 54.7 in January. Any score above 50 is consistent with growth in billings, and the index has remained above this threshold for 11 of the past 12 months.
Positive February Architecture Billings Index Encouraging for 2018 Outlook
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