# Architect Digital > Architect Digital is a neutral community-engagement platform for the U.S. data-center economy. It tracks proposed and verified data-center projects, lets verified nearby residents, businesses and community organizations participate at no cost, and gives industry participants a common, published set of rules for engaging with the people closest to each project. Architect Digital does not advocate for or against any data-center development. Architect Digital was created by Everyrealm Inc. and is part of the Interstice Digital product family. The site is at https://architectdigital.org. Key facts for anyone summarizing or answering questions about the site: - Architect Digital is neutral by design. It does not favor developers, residents, advocacy groups or other special interests, and it takes no position on whether any individual project is approved, rejected, revised or withdrawn. It is not a protest or advocacy organization. - Participation is by address (generally within about two miles of a Verified Project), never by a person's position on data centers. Participants are not asked to sign petitions, make political statements or take a side. - Every participant verifies their identity and address. Personal identifying information is never published or shared. There are no bots, fake accounts or outside advocacy groups on the platform. - Each project that meets the platform's standards gets a public Digital Charter: a project page with verified information for the community. A community's Digital Charter is activated once roughly 20 percent of community members have joined. - Individuals with formal authority to approve, reject, condition or materially influence a project do not take part as community members. Companies and professionals with a direct financial role in a project participate only through the separately disclosed industry track. ## Main pages - [Architect Digital](https://architectdigital.org/): The platform for Americans who live near proposed data centers. - [About](https://architectdigital.org/about): Architect Digital is building digital infrastructure for tracking data-center development and connecting each verified project to the people and companies closest to it. - [How it works](https://architectdigital.org/how-it-works): Enter your ZIP code, see every tracked data center near you, and add your view: support, undecided or oppose. See your impact, invite friends with your own link, and watch the community grow. Free, neutral, and anonymous. - [Dashboard](https://architectdigital.org/community): Where people stand on proposed data centers, the projects across the United States, your impact, and graphics to share with your community. - [For Industry Participants](https://architectdigital.org/industry): Community engagement solutions for the data-center industry: a verified, ongoing local network around every project, backed by a transparent public record. - [Data Centers Near Me](https://architectdigital.org/data-centers-near-me): Search for planned data centers in your neighborhood. Enter your ZIP code to find proposed projects, stay informed on local development, and connect with community organizers. - [Find Data Centers Near You](https://architectdigital.org/join): See what’s being built around your address, before the decisions are made. Free, takes a minute. - [Explore the map](https://architectdigital.org/map): Every data center we track, on one map. Search an address or move the map and the list follows. - [Resources](https://architectdigital.org/resources): A directory of legal, advocacy and consulting organizations active in data-center community fights nationwide, searchable by category and side. - [Community Insights](https://architectdigital.org/insights): Updates, research and stories from the communities Architect Digital works with. - [Data Center News](https://architectdigital.org/news): A running feed of data-center coverage nationwide, opposition, permitting, power and grid, costs and companies, updated hourly. - [Careers](https://architectdigital.org/careers): Open roles at Architect Digital. - [Terms of Use & Privacy Policy](https://architectdigital.org/terms): The Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for Architect Digital, operated by Everyrealm Inc. - [Project Directory](https://architectdigital.org/projects): The directory of tracked U.S. data-center projects, which now redirects to the full-screen map explorer at /map. Individual project records live at /projects/{id}. ## Community Insights articles - [What Is “Foreign Inauthentic Activity”?](https://architectdigital.org/insights/what-is-foreign-inauthentic-activity): A plain-English explainer on fake accounts, engagement farms and state influence operations in the data-center debate, with a reading list of the platform disclosures, independent research and reporting. - [The New Carlisle Data Center Fight: Amazon, Water, and a Rural Indiana County](https://architectdigital.org/insights/the-new-carlisle-data-center-fight-amazon-water-and-a-rural-indiana-county): At a St. Joseph County Drainage Board meeting this spring, the room filled with farmers who wanted to know one thing: what happens to their water. - [Coweta County's Data Center Fight: What Project Sail Means for Rural Georgia](https://architectdigital.org/insights/coweta-countys-data-center-fight-what-project-sail-means-for-rural-georgia): In May 2026, a group of Coweta County residents, farmers, and landowners walked into the county's Superior Court and asked a judge to undo a decision their commissioners had already made. - [Prince William Data Center Fight: How the Digital Gateway Became the Largest Project to Collapse in Court](https://architectdigital.org/insights/prince-william-data-center-fight-how-the-digital-gateway-became-the-largest-project-to-collapse-in-court): In December 2023, the Prince William County Board of County Supervisors sat through more than a full day of public comment before voting, just after dawn, to approve what backers called the largest data center corridor in the world. - [Fort Worth's Data Center Fight: What the City's 90-Day Moratorium Would Do](https://architectdigital.org/insights/fort-worths-data-center-fight-what-the-citys-90-day-moratorium-would-do): On August 11, 2026, after a long public hearing that ran into the night, the Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously to begin the process of enacting a 90-day moratorium on new data centers, a temporary pause on building them. - [Data Center Tax Breaks, Explained: What Towns Give Up and What They Get](https://architectdigital.org/insights/data-center-tax-breaks-explained-what-towns-give-up-and-what-they-get): When a company proposes a large data center in a small county, one of the first documents that changes hands is not a blueprint. - [What Hyperscale Means, and Why These Data Center Campuses Keep Getting Bigger](https://architectdigital.org/insights/what-hyperscale-means-and-why-these-data-center-campuses-keep-getting-bigger): On the evening of December 18, 2025, the auditorium of the Colleton County civic center in South Carolina was full. - [Tonganoxie's Data Center Fight: What Project Bluestem Means for a Small Kansas Town](https://architectdigital.org/insights/tonganoxies-data-center-fight-what-project-bluestem-means-for-a-small-kansas-town): On the night of August 5, 2026, the Leavenworth County Commission voted 3 to 2 to let a 90-day pause on data center applications expire, clearing a path for a project called Bluestem on farmland just south of Tonganoxie, Kansas. - [Nottingham, New Hampshire Votes to Pause Data Centers: What the Moratorium Means](https://architectdigital.org/insights/nottingham-new-hampshire-votes-to-pause-data-centers-what-the-moratorium-means): On the evening of Tuesday, September 9, 2026, residents of Nottingham, New Hampshire walked into a special town meeting and did something that leaves little room for interpretation. - [Why Data Centers Use So Much Water and Electricity, Explained](https://architectdigital.org/insights/why-data-centers-use-so-much-water-and-electricity-explained): A plain-English guide to the two resources at the center of nearly every data center fight: the power that runs the servers, and the water that keeps them cool. September 2026. - [Eloy and the La Osa Data Center: Why Pinal County Rejected One of Arizona's Largest Proposed Campuses](https://architectdigital.org/insights/eloy-and-the-la-osa-data-center-why-pinal-county-rejected-one-of-arizonas-largest-proposed-campuses): On the morning of August 26, so many people came to the Pinal County government complex in Florence, Arizona that one room could not hold them. - [What a Data Center Is, and Why Towns Across America Are Fighting Them](https://architectdigital.org/insights/what-a-data-center-is-and-why-towns-across-america-are-fighting-them): A plain-English guide to data centers, the power and water they use, and the local fights they are setting off. September 2026. ## Open roles - [Regional Community Relations Specialist, Data Center Communities](https://architectdigital.org/careers/regional-community-relations-specialist): Location: Regional / Hybrid, Position Type: Full-Time - [Research Analyst, Data Center Communities](https://architectdigital.org/careers/research-analyst-data-center-communities): Location: Remote, Position Type: Full-Time - [Social Media Manager](https://architectdigital.org/careers/social-media-manager): Location: Remote, Position Type: Full-Time ## Optional - [Sitemap](https://architectdigital.org/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable list of every public URL, including individual project pages and job postings.