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• Designing Environments That Make You Sweat

  The parkour movement is becoming a design program in its own right, which has some architects—and everybody's waistlines—rejoicing.

• Repositioning the AIA: Hope & Change

  The American Institute of Architects is engaging its members and the public in an important conversation about the future.

• Common Ground

  Architects have to be in it to influence it.

• Across the Institute

  College Park, Pittsburgh, New Brunswick, New York, Portland, Fredensborg

• Well Rounded

  As hospital campuses grow, how can they simultaneously shrink their environmental footprints?

• Pencils Down

  Being an engaged voter has never been easier for architects.

• Green Nation Fest Celebrates Sustainable Design Through Presentations and Products

  One of the most positive and progressive events in Rio this summer didn't grab the media spotlight, Blaine Brownell reports.

• Would There Be More Women Architects If There Were More Women Developers?

  Only 16 percent of the AIA’s membership is female, and women make up only 17 percent of principals and partners. Would having more women on the other side of the client relationship help?

• Hail and Farewell to Architect Robert Venturi, on the Occasion of his Retirement.

  In light of Venturi stepping down at his eponymous firm, ARCHITECT editor-in-chief Ned Cramer discusses the importance of Venturi and Denise Scott Brown's work to both the professional and himself.

• Game Changer

  Making the most with the least.