Anticipating a better tomorrow
Harness the collective intellect and entrepreneurial spirit of speakers whose power to anticipate has shaped their careers and our industry. Over three days our keynoters will explore what it means to anticipate need, challenge, and change in architecture and design. More about the theme >
Industry-best education
500+ sessions that explore some of the most interesting ideas in architecture, plus all-new courses earning HSW, ADA, GBCI, RIBA, and AIA LU credits.
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Strong connections
More than 40 unique events and experiences to connect you to peers and industry professionals.
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Architecture Expo
Nearly 800 leading building product manufacturers are bringing their best architectural products and materials to the expo so you can experience what’s new, next, and cutting-edge.
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