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In New York’s Financial District, the country’s largest commercial-to-residential conversion offers lessons for easing the housing crunch.

Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects and EskewDumezRipple with Andropogon Associates, the project is the first in the U.S. to be awarded the prestigious honor since SANAA’s Grace Farms in 2016.

The bulbous Henderson office building sprouts in the city’s central business district, pushing the limits of curved glazing.

The ethereal Anabuki Arena Kagawa transforms a landfill site into a public space that people are free to move in and around 24 hours a day.

Selldorf Architects’ understated expansion neatly fills the house-museum’s last remaining nooks and crannies.

These tall (and not-so-tall) projects innovate in different ways—from curvilinear geometries to novel structural systems.

The urge to go big and splashy is all around the design world, but subtlety can still make an impact.

Rising six stories above Kendall Square, 325 Binney Street is the latest addition to the ‘most innovative square mile on Earth.’

Situated outside of Mexico City, this family weekend house, which is intended to eventually be used as a retirement residence, melds into its rugged, mountainous surroundings.

A contemporary reinterpretation of rural vernacular architecture, this Ontario retreat comprises three ‘living bars’ that intersect and shift across the site.