Expanding your skills, moving forward in your career, and staying informed on the latest innovations in your industry are all part of learning online year-round at AU. In addition to exploring classes and watching Theater talks on demand at the AU website, you can also read articles on a variety of topics, from new workflows to perspectives on industry innovation and everything in between. READ MORE >

When you’re planning a new construction project—whether it’s a single building, a complex, or a whole community—there’s a lot to consider. The terrain and how to use it. Surrounding structures and how new buildings will fit in. Density, traffic, sunlight, views, and noise. Zoning codes and other regulations. Cost and schedule. And last but far from least, the project’s impact on the environment, both local and global. READ MORE >

While 2020 has certainly brought its share of challenges, it has also brought us much to be grateful for, including innovation, awareness, and resilience. From agile manufacturing to off-site construction, cloud-based production pipelines to open data standards, we’re all finding new ways to get the job done. Another thing that we’re grateful for? Our growing AU learning community. With 109,000 registered attendees at AU 2020 from more than 200 countries, this community is larger and more diverse than ever before. If you’re new here, welcome. If you’ve been a part of this for a while... READ MORE >

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 >

With 750+ classes and 350+ activities and events, there was a lot to take in during AU 2020. So if you felt a tad overwhelmed, that’s understandable. The conference site will be available for a few more weeks, so you still have time to experience many of the conference offerings. Here are a few highlights—content that’s worth your time no matter what your professional goals are. READ MORE >