A look at microbe-attacking additives in building materials and finishes in the COVID-19 era.

Across the country, architecture offices are developing toolkits for safely reopening educational facilities.

With safety concerns at the forefront, architects are helping clients large and small to re-envision their open-plan, collaborative workspaces.

From modular solutions and retrofits to strategies used in health-care facilities, design firms are exploring how to keep diners and food-service workers healthy.

As communities begin to reopen, planners and architects look ahead to how we can safely work and move about in cities in this uncertain period.

Operators of transportation infrastructure are taking steps to keep workers and travelers safe as the economy begins to reopen.

As restrictions start to ease around the globe, some museums and cultural centers will soon welcome guests—with new precautions. Read the latest reopening announcements here.

Architects and activists working to end mass incarceration are using design to slow the spread of COVID-19 in prisons and support the newly released.

Some local governments are temporarily converting roadways into pedestrian zones.

Recent graduates of architecture programs are feeling the consequences of COVID-19 on their employment options.