The $1.5 billion Brooklyn development was approved by the City Council, ending a contentious multi-year review process.
Why aren't America's most prominent architects creating our most sustainable buildings?
IBM promotes its Smarter City project with an interactive installation at New York's JFK airport.
The celebrated design-build program can't find buyers for two recent homes.
Our editor in chief talks with the organizers of the CoolClimate Art Contest.
A Maryland company's overstock of plywood boxes could provide shelter for earthquake victims in Haiti.
An organizer of the Living City Design Competition explains why historic preservation is essential to the cities of tomorrow.
The Olso- and New York–based firm will lead the highly anticipated museum expansion.
By combining classic modernism with a less predictable approach, the San Francisco– based firm Ogrydziak/Prillinger Architects creates the ultimate art collectors’ house.
New restaurants that look like they’ve been part of their neighborhoods forever all share a subtle but ambitious social agenda: to create and celebrate community.
An experimental addition pays curious respect to a dilapidated farmhouse outside of Vienna.
Democracy Now!’s new offices become the first broadcast facility to achieve LEED Platinum.
Creating a metropolis that encourages physical activity requires real collaboration.
It’s a desperate attempt to avoid confronting the solemn act of eating: the violence involved in the killing of living things and the brutish discharge of biological need.
This year’s ICFF conference featured a cast of “design entrepreneurs” who are reinventing their practices through creative approaches to the new economy.
Abet Laminati, manufacturer of high-pressure-laminates, has opened a new 17,000 square-foot office, showroom, and warehouse space on the west coast.