Nearly three years after artificial intelligence captured the world's attention, architecture is still searching for stable ground in the conversation. Between confident claims and cautious trials, ...

RESTORING AMERICA’S ARCHITECTURAL GRANDEUR: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order mandating that Federal public buildings, such as courthouses and government office buildings, ...

The White House released its AI Action Plan on Wednesday, which focuses on deregulating the technology, establishing regulatory sandboxes to test artificial intelligence innovation and promoting ...

In today’s dynamic economic environment, many investors are asking whether it’s time to re-evaluate their reliance on Treasury bills (T-bills) as part of their portfolio strategy. With the Federal ...

Stock trading among members of Congress is again in the spotlight. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday that the chamber would vote this month on a bill seeking to restrict lawmakers’ ability to ...

Vice President Kamala Harris is the president-in-waiting serving alongside the oldest president in US history. Being VP is a tough balancing act for politicians who want to build their brands without ...

Los Angeles’s architectural landscape, much like its population, is a vibrant blend of different colors, shapes, and influences. The diversity of styles—from Googie to Spanish Colonial ...

Finally, the presence of judges on the federal bench who represent a wealth of backgrounds and experiences signals to children, students, and other lawyers from underrepresented communities that one ...

Technical skills: check. Visually coherent content: check. Distinctive personal input on both the projects and portfolio design: double check. We’re not saying you should judge a book by its cover, ...

True North challenged lauckgroup to capture the story of their brand and bring their philosophies into the built environment. The materials were approached with keen sensibility of importance, impact ...

Editor's note: This story was originally published in The Dallas Morning News on Oct. 17, 1999. VIENNA - On a recent afternoon in this city on the Danube, Craig and Kathryn Hall were entertaining ...