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Following the September launch of the Florencia Rodriguez–curated ‘Shift,’ new installations by biennial participants will be unveiled November 7 at a vacant retail space on the Magnificent Mile.

Catering to tourists and to developers’ demands, towers around the world are increasingly resembling theme parks, writes Nathan Eddy.

Our dwelling-focused picks include monographs dedicated to Tom Kundig and Anne Fougeron, an expanded edition of ‘Fire Island Modernist,’ and a history of Neutra’s Lovell Health House.

With its subpar food and antiseptic atmosphere, Hollywood’s new multi-tasking attraction—open 24/7—pales in comparison to exuberant L.A. roadside eateries of yore.

Our picks include a resource on teaching carbon neutral design and the latest from the head of MIT's Sustainable Design Lab.

Are architects too serious? Caricatures and cartoons might offer a way to enliven discourse and elicit a few laughs, writes Gabriele Neri.

At the center of the small but powerful show is a restored dwelling unit that was saved when the Tokyo high-rise was demolished.

This roundup includes volumes focused on the work of David Chipperfield Architects, WORKac, Frei Otto, and many others.

The acquisition of existing buildings has emerged as an increasingly important tactic for nonprofits as an affordable-housing solution.

‘The Modern Concrete Skyscraper’ highlights key buildings such as Chicago’s Marina Towers, the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, and 1903’s Ingalls Building in Cincinnati.