Socially responsible design is a whole lot harder than it looks.

An award-winning planning study for Lower Manhattan may act as a model for future development.

It took years before this industrial designer realized that the true power of his craft transcended the physical object.

A survey of leisure activities on the New York waterfront leaves a lot to be desired—in particular, something to drink.

­Forget the film festival—the gaudiest display of power and money in Cannes involves real estate.

For many Americans—rootless and unbound to place—this is not a simple question.

Why don’t prominent food critics write about the entire experience, graphics and all?

Auburn students build a home for a quilter that is greater than the sum of its parts.

Confusing passion with focus is a dangerous game.