This interview is part of a series featuring the members of our diverse AU community, from speakers and conference attendees to forum participants and online commenters. You are AU. READ MORE >

Call for Proposals for AU 2020 has been a tremendous success—thanks to all who took the time to submit. We’re now reviewing the 1,500+ proposals we received and selecting those that will become classes. And we want your input. Community voting closes in a few days, on July 13. READ MORE >

We’re excited about AU 2020. This year’s global digital conference will enable the AU learning community to come together in new ways. We’ll be sharing knowledge and learning in multiple languages. In effect, AU 2020 will be both global and local at the same time. READ MORE >

The global digital AU 2020 experience is coming into focus. We’re starting to get excited, and we hope you are, too. Here’s what you need to know: AU 2020 will take place November 17-20 in the Americas and November 18-20 in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. It will be a worldwide event with hundreds of classes to choose from in multiple languages, dozens of thought-provoking Theater talks, visionary main stage presentations, on-demand product support, and opportunities to connect with your professional community 1-on-1 and in small groups. Mark your calendars. READ MORE >

Our built world is a leading contributor to global carbon emissions, generating 39% of human-made CO2, according to Architecture 2030. Of that, 28% currently comes from building operations, while 11% comes from building materials and the construction process. In fact, experts estimate that production and use of concrete, iron, and steel for construction account for 9% of global carbon emissions alone. READ MORE >