With tensions rising between the world’s two largest economies, some American architects working there face new challenges.

An expanding urban hospital complex gains clarity, green space, and views under a carefully reworked master plan.

The three conjoined glass bubbles take biophilic design to the next level.

A new emergency department boldly signals the high quality of a community hospital’s services.

A one-stop shop provides comprehensive health-care services to patients in northwest Seattle.

A typical hospital is an assault on the senses, says architect Mackenzie Skene, a partner in the Seattle office of NBBJ.

In Boston, where progressive buildings can be polarizing, the Christian Science Center offers a rare example of Modernism that wins both critical and public acclaim.