Los Angeles has been the host city for the Olympic Games twice before—first in 1932, and again in 1984. And like other host cities, it built stadiums, pools, and other infrastructure for the purpose—whether that was the Los Angeles Swimming Stadium (later named LA84 Foundation/John C. Argue Swim Stadium) for the first Games, or the Olympic Swim Stadium for the Olympic Games in 1984.  READ MORE >

We’ve all been transforming for decades—as individuals, companies, and industries. Now, with the advent of AI and other new technologies, we’ve reached a tipping point. We can reinvent our not only our workflows but our business models—the very ways that we design and make—and create value in new ways at the intersection of traditional industries. READ MORE >

AU 2024 in San Diego was an incredible week of learning and connection—and there was a lot of news for Design and Make professionals that came from the main stage. We’ve gathered all the announcements here for your reading pleasure—thank us later! READ MORE >

AU 2024 was the place to be this week to explore fresh and innovative answers to these questions, connect with the industry innovators who are driving change, and build the skills to put new possibilities into action. Over the course of three days, nearly 12,000 Design and Make professionals from the fields of architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and media and entertainment converged in beautiful San Diego with a common goal: Making the Future. Thanks to everyone who was here in-person and online. READ MORE >

It’s almost here. The learning. The connection. The community. The possibility. AU 2024 starts October 15 and there’s still time to register and join us. Can’t make it to San Diego? Join us for AU 2024 Digital. READ MORE >