To visit Building 337 on the Novartis campus in East Hanover, New Jersey, is to walk through it with awe, something akin to what visitors to Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Building must have felt a century ago.

Fumihiko Maki transports his strategy for an earlier Novartis project in Basel to a spacious suburban landscape.

Odile Decq draws from Lyon’s industrial context to project the waterfront’s new identity. From Oslo and Lisbon to Hamburg and Amsterdam, the last 20 years have seen many of Europe’s redundant urban dockyards transformed into architectural zoos, peppered with signature structures by top-tier architects, often with greater regard for novelty than for the particularities of history or place.

Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi create an uplifting gateway for a corporate campus.

Can an office building, using only heat generated by occupants, their equipment, and lighting—and using only operable panels for cooling—maintain year-round indoor comfort?

Weiss/Manfredi breaks into the box, ingeniously chiseling out a variety of spaces for a new office building.

Just north of Lehi, Utah, busy Interstate 15 winds like a river past a new campus for the technology giant Adobe.

Agoura Hills, California, is an affluent bedroom community 30 miles northwest of central Los Angeles, marked by lush valleys and broad canyons.

Laboratory buildings are often the graveyard of architects' good intentions, as stringent technical requirements leave little room for environmental and aesthetic concerns.