HeyJaredThe Architecture Lobby
An international organization of architectural workers, planners, and designers advocating for the value of architecture in the general public and for architectural work within the discipline.
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TAL’s 2026-27 “AMA” Practice Series (opens the original)
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TAL August ‘26 Newsletter (opens the original)
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Dear architectural workers,This month, we welcome a new slate of Lobby members on our organizing committee, serving one-year terms on either the administrative committee or the strategy committee. Over the last few weeks, we have been hashing out our organizational priorities and hopes for the upcoming 2026-2027 year.It’s been 10 years since our organization swelled in membership and energy, boosted—like many activist orgs—by the ascendance of the insane clown president. Perhaps we can allow our
TAL July 26' Newsletter (opens the original)
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Dear Architectural Workers,We hope you’re all staying cool this summer! The Architecture Lobby has been busy these past few months with a recent turnover of a new Organizing Committee for the upcoming year and a continuing set of projects we’re excited to share with you, as well as a member-written review of Andrew Santa Lucia and Daniel Roche’s Antifascist Architecture, with some reflections how it relates to our organizing today.First of all we’re planning a new set of strategic priorities for
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