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It is feared that the revocation of the Mental Health Law to be merged into the 2023 Health Law is feared to stagnate efforts to improve mental health problems. Mental health problems continue to increase, therefore a strong regulatory infrastructure is needed.

Los Angeles-based studio West of West has won an AIA San Francisco housing design competition with "vertical neighborhood" Sunset Steps.

The AIA San Francisco has announced the overall Honor Award champion, Merit, and Citation Award winners for its Housing+ San Francisco 2050 Design Competition. This years top prize goes to 13-year-old Portland-based studio West of West. Described by designers as a “vertical...

The Dayton Metro Library is one of only 50 academic and public libraries selected to host "Americans and the Holocaust,' a traveling exhibition that e

The Native American Education, Research, and Cultural Center (NAERCC) at the University of Wyoming won the National Indigenous Student Support Program Award for 2023.

AIA and its Small Project Design (SPD) Knowledge Community present the annual Small Project Awards to raise public awareness of the value and design excellence that architects provide regardless of the limits of size and scope.

Nine projects across the United States have been selected as part of the 2023 AIA Small Projects Awards.The 20th edition of the program, which was established through the AIA’s Small Project Design (SPD) Knowledge Community, is meant to recognize the quality of the work of small...

Mynavi Corporation (Japan) has taken a controlling stake in People Matters, the fastest-growing media platform and community for HR and Talent leaders in India & APAC. Founded 12 years ago in Gurgaon, India, People Matters has become the knowledge community of choice for leaders and CXOs to help prioritize talent at the center of their organizational strategy.

CHARLOTTE – Construction of the long-awaited medical school near Uptown Charlotte is officially underway. The Queen City is the nation’s largest city without a 4-year medical school.

After a comprehensive solicitation and selection process, UC San Diego has selected Wexford Science & Technology, LLC to develop the remaining 14 undeveloped acres within the 30-acre Science Research Park on the university’s east campus.