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Bernheimer Architecture union ratifies collective bargaining agreement, the industry's first

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The historic effort by staff at Bernheimer Architecture to form the industry’s first union at a private-sector architecture U.S. firm is now complete after their ratification of a collective bargaining agreement in the firm's New York office this week. The vote on Thursday was unanimous.

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Bernheimer Architecture union member notes the need for industry-wide change

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While the numbers are relatively small, these victories represent a massive shift in how designers see themselves: We went from being a privileged set of artisans to workers seeking solidarity with other workers in all industries. architecture firm.

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August’s Architecture Billings Index drops slightly, driven by declines in multifamily and institutional contracts

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any score above 50 indicates an increase), marking the eleventh month of consecutively flat figures for firms following a period of growth between 2021 and mid-2022. The value of new design contracts also dropped for the first time since April.

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AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index drops again in August for 19th consecutive month

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The newest AIA /Deltek Architecture Billings Index reporting has shown a continued stasis of weak conditions for firms nationally. Unfortunately, even the impending interest rate cuts didn’t move the needle on project inquiries or new design contracts at architecture firms. The August ABI is now 45.7, down from the 48.2

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Architecture's Interest Rate Prayers Answered: Archinect’s State of AEC August 2024

Archinect

At the end of each month, we will guide you through the latest analyses, indexes, and trends on how the architecture and construction industries are performing economically. In our previous edition of the series, we noted the almost unanimous hope expressed by commentators across the AEC industry that the U.S.

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Architecture Billings Index in April continues strong growth momentum of architecture industry

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The latest economic data issued by the American Institute of Architects confirm the fifteenth consecutive month of growing demand in design services as reported by architecture firms across the U.S. New project inquiries and design contracts during April experienced a mild descent compared to March, reporting scores of 62.3

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July's Architecture Billings Index remains depressed as decline rates slow

Archinect

The latest AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for July has shown a continued state of soft business conditions at firms across the country, with a score of 48.2. Contracts decreased for the fourth consecutive month while, conversely, the rate of decline has slowed. Notably, firms in the Northeast U.S.

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