Karen Krauskopf has joined global architecture and design firm Perkins&Will as a principal and director of operations in its Austin studio.

Building Enclosure magazine is proud to announce Amy Baker as the recipient of our 2024 Leadership Award. Founder of Amy Baker Architect, she has made significant contributions to the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, advancing the practice of building enclosure design.

This move represents a significant leap forward for the firm, as the new office, currently undergoing a transformation, will bring together all four existing office floors from the Riverview Building into one expansive, state-of-the-art space.

The Charlotte studio reflects MG’s commitment to broadening its influence and providing unparalleled quality and innovation in key markets across the United States.

August marked the nineteenth consecutive month of declining billings for architecture firms, according to the latest data from the AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index. The pace of decline during August accelerated, posting an ABI score of 45.7, a decrease from 48.2 in July.

Designed for and by SGA’s creative team and leaning on 30+ years of experience partnering with the country’s leading developers, tenants, and academic institutions, the workspace reflects the firm’s workplace design expertise and its culture of creativity, sustainability, collaboration, and transparency.

Hord Coplan Macht has opened two new offices in the Carolinas — one in Charleston, South Carolina and the other in Durham, North Carolina.

Corgan plans to continue to grow the Washington, D.C. team this year. Providing full architectural design services, the firm is known for its research and data-driven insights that inform designs.

Perkins Eastman announced the promotions of 80 members of its staff this year. Each of these individuals has made significant contributions to the firm, and it is an honor to recognize their collective hard work, inventiveness, and talent.

With a new award from the American Institute of Architects for housing leadership, the East Coast firm RKTB Architects is spreading a national message of rising to meet the current U.S. need for 6 million units of housing, the projected shortfall now causing record homelessness and barriers to affordability and homeownership.