Curtis J. Moody, FAIA, NOMAC, founder and chairman of the nation’s largest African American-owned architecture firm, Moody Nolan, and a transformative figure in the field of architecture passed away on Sunday, October 13 at the age of 73.

This partnership unites two visionary forces under one mission: to improve lives through design, blending subject matter expertise with a bold creative outlook.

Occoquan Elementary School, a new elementary school in Woodbridge, VA, has officially broken ground, setting the stage to become the first net zero school for the Prince William County Public Schools district.

This appointment underscores DIG’s expertise in designing innovative and inspiring learning environments, from PK-12 settings to higher-education colleges and universities across New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia.

Liao’s promotion acknowledges and rewards his commitment to design excellence and innovation across the country, his ongoing mentorship of emerging firm leaders, and his pivotal role in growing RAMSA’s presence in Asia.

Arcadis has welcomed Anna Abreu as Living Practice Principal. Under Abreu’s leadership, the firm will expand its capabilities to design beautiful and impactful spaces across hospitality, multifamily, and mixed-use developments.

//3877 announced the addition of three accomplished industry professionals to the team: Interior Designer Abigail Fundling, Architect Caroline Zimmermann and Senior Interior Designer Christina Kerr.

Krissel's extensive work on higher education and institutional projects will enhance the firm's ability to serve clients in the sixth most populous city in the country.

Fentress Architects has announced that Robin Ault, AIA, LEED AP, has returned to the firm as design director and principal. Ault's award-winning portfolio showcases compelling, performance-oriented designs that reflect both culture and context.

This recent expansion will enable Kaas Wilson Architects to offer a wider range of services and expertise to its clients, as well as to expand its presence throughout the western half of the nation.