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Architectural Billings Index Up for Fifth Consecutive Month

The Architectural Billings Index (ABI), which reflects the approximate nine- to twelve- month lag time between architectural billings and construction spending, was 52.0 for the month of December, down from 53.2 in November. The score reflects an increase in demand … Continue reading

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Architects Announce Legislative Agenda for 113th Congress

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) today announced a five-point legislative agenda for the 113th Congress, targeting job creation for small businesses as a top priority. “Our legislative agenda reflects the interests of our members, which not so coincidentally reflects … Continue reading

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AIA Issues Statement on “Fiscal Cliff” Vote

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has issued a statement in reaction to the House and Senate votes approving the “Fiscal Cliff” deal negotiated by Congressional leaders earlier this week. “On the plus side, the agreement prevents a tax increase … Continue reading

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ABI Gains Positive Ground, First Time in Five Months

The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) shows positive growth for the first time since March, according to the latest report from the American Institute of Architects. The ABI inched nearly three points up. August held an ABI score of 50.2, in … Continue reading

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