The smart-city movement spreading around the globe raises serious concerns about who controls the information, and for what purpose.
New York City’s new bike sharing program is changing the locals’ travel options, and their behaviors
Should coastal cities threatened by climate change build storm surge barriers?
An industrial shop in Philadelphia, with roots in nineteenth-century manufacturing, remakes itself for a new era.
New York could learn how to handle water near the city from Dutch methods.
After completing an ambitious waterfront initiative the city recently changed leadership, raising the question: Is this the end of 20 years of urban enlightenment?
Four young architects’ bold idea: reusing remnants from the Big Dig in Boston to create housing.
When Matt Pearson, a young associate architect in Norfolk, Virginia, began hosting a film series at Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Co., the firm where he works, he certainly didn’t expect that, a year later, the series would become a public festival, running as part of the state’s annual Architecture Week. Titled “Architecture + Film,” the film series runs from…
With its move to a new city in the desert, is the American University in Cairo buying sanctuary or isolation?
