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The design team of Baukunst and Bruther describe Frame, which rises 100 feet above a new media park in Brussels, as being more akin to a piece of infrastructure than a classic building.

Learn more about our Building of the Year recipient—and awardee in the Office & Workplace category—by Barozzi Veiga.

Replacing (and recycling some of) SOM’s 1960 Union Carbide tower, the new all-electric skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan is the sixth tallest in New York at nearly 1,400 feet.

The sustainable centerpiece of this immense mixed-use development, master planned by Hariri Pontarini Architects, is an innovative deep-lake-water cooling system.

For the net-zero emissions–aiming Hortus, the firm gamely takes on a new type of challenge (and mostly does away with carbon-intensive concrete in the process).

A historic brick and timber warehouse, once home to an infamous nightclub, gets a new lease on life.

Combining cantilevered forms and vibrant color, the 12-story office building combines traditional Scandinavian aesthetics with forward-thinking sustainability features.

Richard Seifert’s 1968 Modernist landmark lifts off into the 21st century thanks to a sensitive refresh.

The latest addition to the Lombard city’s skyline emulates nature to save energy and enhance thermal comfort.

The bulbous Henderson office building sprouts in the city’s central business district, pushing the limits of curved glazing.