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New exciting architecture jobs at DeForest, CIVILIAN, North House, OpenScope, and Mahlum (opens the original)
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For this week's highlight of featured employers, we have selected five architecture and design firms with attractive job openings in Brooklyn/New York City, San Francisco, Portland, Lake Tahoe, and Grand Haven, Michigan. For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and browse our active community of job seekers, firms, and schools. In Tahoe City, California, DeForest Architects is seeking a Project Architect with at least six years of experience "working on challenging projects in
Architecture firms see another month of declining billings in August (opens the original)
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The latest AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index offers little relief for architecture firms: August’s score came in at 47.2 (a mild improvement from 46.6 in July), marking another month below the 50-point growth threshold. New-project inquiries ticked up only modestly, while the value of newly signed design contracts continued to slide, the American Institute of Architects reports today. There was some regional variation, with the Midwest finally edging into growth after nearly a year of decli
New architecture and design competitions: Festival des Architectures Vives, International Garden Festival, BSA Design Awards, and Oak Moon Pavilion (opens the original)
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If you're itching to enter an exciting design competition but don't know where to start, check out our latest weekly highlight of new challenges listed on Bustler. Today's featured briefs seek interactive installations in dialogue with the historic architecture of Montpellier, France; playful landscape art for Quebec's next International Garden Festival; outstanding new examples of Boston's built environment; and ideas for an open-air timber yoga pavilion in rural Italy. To discover the complete
Kennedy Center faces new court oversight amid growing demolition concerns (opens the original)
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The ongoing court battle around the Kennedy Center’s future dramatically intensified this week: Eight preservation and architectural organizations, including the AIA, ASLA, Committee of 100 on the Federal City, The Cultural Landscape Foundation, DC Preservation League, Docomomo US, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Society of Architectural Historians, have asked a federal court to consider stronger oversight of the institution if its current leadership cannot protect the building
'We Love Thinking About Houses and Housing in LA': A Conversation With Now Here (opens the original)
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Studio Snapshot is back with a look at the work of award-winning practice Now Here, based in Los Angeles. Founded in 2017 by architect, educator, and writer Katy Barkan, a 2020–21 Rome Prize winner, the boutique firm impresses with unexpected material choices and playful geometric twists — a quality that recently earned them the Emerging Practice distinction at this year's AIA Los Angeles Board of Directors Awards. In our conversation, Barkan talks about her priorities as a principal, balancing
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