A duo in Vermont uses architecture to give back, honoring people and place.

An enterprising young firm is taking part in—and setting standards for—a new era of Czech architecture.

Working in both practice and academia, two Boston-based sisters delight in the unexpected.

Isaac Michan walks a fine line between the overly familiar and the eerily unrecognizable.

A Dutch architect focuses on flexible designs that can accommodate ever-evolving programs.

A Munich-based duo strives to make connections between new structures and their contexts, allowing space for collective interaction.

A San Francisco–based studio creates environments that support and even welcome diverse outcomes over time.

A young Korean firm strives to connect people, city, and nature.

A Mexican firm with an urban-centric perspective adopts an efficient, contextually sensitive approach to materials.