River Architects has completed a Passive House in Hudson Valley, setting a new standard for sustainable residential design. This development highlights the growing importance of energy efficiency and sustainability in the AECM industry.
RIBA's 2026 Neave Brown Award shortlist highlights innovative affordable housing projects, offering valuable insights for US AECM professionals on sustainable design and government contracting opportunities.
The UK introduces a voluntary verification scheme to ensure the authenticity of net-zero carbon claims in buildings, aiming to reduce greenwashing. This has implications for AECM businesses globally.
Ma Yansong and Daniel Libeskind joined the master jury for the Dezeen Awards 2026. Their participation highlights the awards' focus on diverse architectural philosophies, offering insights into emerging trends for AECM professionals.
UNESCO has listed ten Soviet modernist buildings in Tashkent as World Heritage Sites, highlighting their architectural significance and opening opportunities for restoration projects.
The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, designed by Frank Gehry, will open on December 11, 2026. This landmark project on Saadiyat Island will be the largest Guggenheim outpost, highlighting significant opportunities for US AECM firms in the Middle East.
Studio Barnes and Ch_studio are converting a former Ku Klux Klan building in Fort Worth into an arts centre, transforming its narrative from exclusion to community engagement.
The University of Plymouth's waterfront repair and reuse hub initiative emphasizes sustainability and environmental stewardship, offering new opportunities for the AECM sectors.
Ecuador's recall of a museum design raises concerns about public competition integrity, affecting future AECM strategies.
