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Hidden beneath the park's pale monumental stones is a warren of subterranean cultural spaces, including the Shenzhen Design Museum.

Three ambitious projects integrate habitat, climate resilience, and public life at former industrial sites.

The ambitious, multiphase project is led by an international group of architects, planners, and landscape designers including SWA and Hassell.

This once uninviting and tricky-to-access scenic overlook has been smartly woven into the urban fabric of Ottawa by Patkau Architects and Janet Rosenberg & Studio.

Designed by Lemay and artist Angela Silver, Place des Montréalaises is one part living memorial to notable women of the city, one part pedestrian corridor.

O-day’min Park reactivates the Albertan capital's Warehouse District with nearly 5 acres of inviting public space anchored by a strawberry-red pavilion.

The old Augusta Quarry at Fort Dickerson Park is now home to a series of amenity pavilions, walking trails, and a curving floating dock for swimmers.

In Sichuan, a timber structure provides panoramic views of the new town of Pujiang and Qionglai Mountains.

 The Doshi Retreat is the only project by the Pritzker Prize winner to be built outside India.

The opening of the 3-acre landscape comes at a turbulent time for Kentucky’s largest and oldest art museum.