Five Takeaways from the AIA’s Guide for Equitable Practice
Today, the American Institute of Architects issued the first of three sets of guidelines on workplace culture. But will it impact the profession for the better?
Architectural Installation
Center for Architecture Unpacks the Legacy—and Unfinished Business—of Activist Whitney M. Young
The gallery at the AIA New York Chapter takes an unflinching look at the civil rights leader’s call to action, 50 years later.
In the Wake of #MeToo, Equity Is Put Front and Center at AIA Conference
This year’s annual AIA summit had a notably more diverse and inclusive program, but still alluded to the significant challenges ahead.
For City Planners in Seattle, Livability and Equity Go Hand in Hand
According to Vinita Goyal from Seattle's Office of Planning, inclusivity is essential for healthy neighborhood growth.
From Overt to Covert: How Segregation Persists in America
Housing discrimination has not been eradicated. Its methods are simply more subtle, and sophisticated, than ever before.
Citing Equity Issues, Founder of Atlanta BeltLine Leaves Board
We speak with Ryan Gravel to understand why the urban planner is leaving the project that has been his life's work for almost two decades.
Who Really Benefits From Central Park?
Central Park is lauded as one of New York's greatest urban achievements, but whom does it actually serve?
