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For the net-zero emissions–aiming Hortus, the firm gamely takes on a new type of challenge (and mostly does away with carbon-intensive concrete in the process).

In this 1970 review, editor Mildred Schmertz praises Juilliard architect Pietro Belluschi’s ingenuity in navigating functional demands and engineering constraints.

Featuring a variety of learning spaces, the new Upper East Side home of Advantage Testing was built in 1891 with a design by Vaux & Radford.

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

The long-awaited L10 Arts and Cultural Center provides new space for multiple organizations across three floors.

With its curtainlike facade, the seven-story Allied Music Centre provides vital back-of-house functions for the restored Massey Music Hall.

With the aid of Mecanoo and Marvel, the famed New England dance center debuts a bigger and better Doris Duke Theatre nearly five years after its predecessor was destroyed.

This series covers wide-ranging strategies for a greener future, including projects by SOM, Herzog & de Meuron, and Lever Architecture.

Revisiting a 19th-century New York architect plus a taste of what's to come at our Sustainability in Practice conference on September 10 in Chicago.

Designed by Susan T Rodriguez, the project features a landscape-camouflaged amenity building and a vast public pool that converts into an ice rink in the winter.