Join Architecture 2030 in New York and San Francisco!
Join Architecture 2030 at two upcoming events during A’18 – the AIA Conference on Architecture 2018 – in New York City, and at the Carbon Smart Buildings Day in San Francisco.
INNOVATION 2030: Top Ten Projects Announced
The INNOVATION 2030/COTE Top Ten for Students design competition winning projects have been announced! The top ten projects embraced this year’s challenge…
ZERO Code: The Future Has Arrived
Introducing the first national and international ZERO Code for new commercial, institutional, and mid- to high-rise residential buildings.
INNOVATION 2030: Internships and Jury Announced
Leading design firms across the U.S. and Canada are offering paid summer internships for student winners, and outstanding professionals have been selected to jury the AIA COTE Top Ten for Students Design Competition: INNOVATION 2030.
On the EDGE of a Global Transformation
International Finance Corporation and Architecture 2030 Collaborate on Zero Net Carbon Buildings for the developing world.
INNOVATION 2030 – A Student Competition to Transform the Course of Design
The INNOVATION 2030 student design competition has launched. INNOVATION 2030 seeks to transform design studio education and professional practice through a design and ideas competition…
Demonstrate Your Building’s Performance with the ILFI Reveal Label
The International Living Future Institute (ILFI) has collaborated with Architecture 2030 to update their Reveal label – an easy-to-understand method of displaying the energy performance of a building.
The Zero Tool Is Here!
Architecture 2030 introduces the Zero Tool, a free innovative online application that allows architects, designers, engineers, building owners and managers, and policymakers to calculate building energy consumption baselines and targets.
Support Architecture 2030!
Throughout 2017, three intrepid members of the Architecture 2030 staff will train for and undertake 40-mile hiking and 200-mile biking fundraising events. Donating to these adventures is the first time individuals have had the chance to support the work of Architecture 2030 directly.
2030 Curriculum Project: New Courses
Five courses have been added to the 2030 Curriculum Project, Architecture 2030’s initiative to support courses at US architecture and planning schools that ‘fully integrate lessons in energy use, emissions, and resiliency into the widest possible range of projects and topic areas, and across all year levels.’