Regional and Urban Design Committee

Foreign in the US: Placemaking in Puerto Rico's Ciudades Viejas History There is no older architecture anywhere in the Americas and the old towns are quainter even than Quebec City or Montreal. The read more

Cities without transit? Transit in Crisis Mass transit has always been an afterthought in the US. Sprawling, low-density American land use patterns which replaced the old streetcar villages never allowed read more

5280 – If you’re from Denver, that number resonates. It’s everywhere, marking the “Mile High City.” From the row of purple seats in Coors Field to the engraved granite on the fifteenth step of the Colorado read more

There's still time to register and Join the Public Architects knowledge Community as we celebrate the teams that have developed two creative approaches to repurposing urban transit infrastructures read more

The AIA Historic Resources Committee is super excited for our upcoming luncheon and program held annually in conjunction with the AIA Conference on Design, in Boston this coming June. For 2025, our program read more