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Hello Reader, NCARB just released the 2026 edition of NCARB by the Numbers. It is the fifteenth. For fifteen years, the profession has been able to see the path to licensure plainly: too long, too rigid, quietly losing people we should have kept. For most of those years we argued about it and changed little. What is different now is that the numbers are finally reshaping the path itself, into something more flexible and modular, built around where the data says people actually fall out. This...
Hello Reader, The story we keep telling about AI in practice is that it makes the work faster. Draw it faster, document it faster, and get the deliverable out the door faster. That might be the least interesting thing it does. The more useful thing, and the one almost no firm is built to use, is that it makes us question something we stopped noticing a long time ago: why are we still working the way we always have? It's the question I kept circling in this week's bonus episode, a conversation...
Hello Reader, My latest episode of Practice Disrupted is about AI closing the gap between a sketch and a built thing. I sat down with the team behind Trimble's 0-60 program and Formas.AI, and we discussed how quickly those tools are moving. /// Listen Here: Closing the gap between sketch and build, with Trimble 0-60 and Formas.AI. But the tools were never the part that kept me up. The harder question is what happens to the practice around them. Practice of Architecture is a business in...