In latest AIA index, member firms report billings rebound after a drop in April, but fall continued in sectors such as multifamily residential and commercial construction. 

Economic impacts of COVID-19 have caused industry-wide decline. 

AIA reported the August ABI score was 49.7, down from the mark of 51.5 in the previous month.

AIA reported that the July ABI score was 51.5, down from the mark of 52.6 in the previous month.

The AIA reported the April ABI score was 50.6, down from the mark of 51.9 in March.

AI:A reported the March ABI score was 51.9, up from the mark of 50.3 in the previous month.

The American Institute of Architects reported the February ABI score was 50.3, up slightly from the mark of 49.6 in the previous month.

AIA reported the January ABI score was 49.6, down slightly from the mark of 51.3 in the previous month.

The American Institute of Architects reported the December ABI score was 50.9, up from the mark of 49.3 in the previous month.

AIA reported the November ABI score was 49.3, down from the mark of 53.1 in October.