Author: David Sokol

For his new collection, the designer Timothy Liles returns to his handmade roots.

A new building symbolizes an Austrian couple’s sustainable practices.

Mexican officials hope that free glasses will be the key to a better education for some students.

The debate over restoring one of Miami’s most iconic venues heats up.

With auspicious timing, Landscape Forms launches its first transit-oriented furniture collection.

Like the rings of a tree, these products reflect the time and place in which they were made.

The company gives its famous Sunset Strip property an artsy overhaul under a relaxed new brand.

A working-class community in Rotterdam gets an economic boost, thanks to an ingenious snack truck.

­A public archive in Switzerland undergoes a high-visibility renovation.

Inside a 1970s Hilton in Prague, David Collins concocts a restaurant with historic flavor.

Over three decades, the center has fostered a glass-blowing industry in the Pacific Northwest.

In converting a historic church to a bookstore, a Dutch firm honors the spirit of the architecture.

Sambo’s benevolent spirit guides a modest addition in Atlanta.

Three experts look at the green strategies behind a model apartment created as a showcase for sustainable thinking.