In the western Canadian city, BIG reinterprets the typical residential tower.

Architects and landscape architects are helping create new growing strategies to combat climate change, protect fragile ecosystems, and feed burgeoning populations.

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

The Living Building Challenge, a stringent standard for regenerative design expands its reach and influence.

Architects create environments that support those with a multiplicity of neurocognitive abilities and needs.

In the race to reduce carbon emissions, an all-electric movement charges ahead.

Architects and local officials grapple with building practices and regulations as the threat from wildfires intensifies.

As the brunt of the climate emergency falls on disadvantaged communities, green design must sharpen its focus on social values.

Architects give a voice to those often overlooked in the design process.

These projects provide healthy escapes, demonstrate sensitivity to local conditions, and combat the effects of a warming planet.