A rooftop farm provides nourishment and a tranquil oasis above the Javits Convention Center.

A revitalized park and new outdoor theater in Austin enhance the city’s cultural offerings.

The important site of the counterculture movement is to become student housing for the University of California, Berkeley.

At LUMA, in Provence, Belgian designer Bas Smets turns a harsh landscape into a naturalistic haven.

Victoria Newhouse and Alex Pisha dissect the beauty of public spaces in this gorgeous anthology.

Various proposals nationwide show how parks and common areas can be created from a torn urban fabric.

Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker left a major legacy with their architecture and planning for the government seat in India’s capital. While their buildings remain, drastic plans for the Raj Path threaten the entire setting.

In Calgary, Alberta, a team remediates a former quarry as a park and water-treatment center.

Designers restrict cars to make space on city roads for pedestrians, cyclists, and varied uses in post-pandemic life.