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Throughout Weekend in Havana with Geoffrey Baer, premiering on PBS July 18, there’s an impression that Havana, and Cuba, is somehow on the cusp, now that Fidel Castro is dead and relations with America are normalizing.

Developed by the Van Alen Institute, Melissa Mark-Viverito, the NYC Criminal Justice Task Force, and others, Justice In Design offers a framework for more efficient, supportive, and humane city jails.

Jeanne Gang and her team stacked paper tubes to construct soaring, Pantheon-like structures inside the museum’s Great Hall.

Jenny Sabin brings her multi-disciplinary design research to the forefront with a highly responsive synthetic canopy.

Philip Gumuchdjian creates living and learning quarters for students in Rogers’ 60s-era residence.

On June 7, 2017, architects and others gathered at San Francisco’s Mission Bay Conference Center for Architectural Record’s 19th Innovation Conference, the fourth held on the West Coast.

Following the deadly fire on June 14, 2017,  a nationwide investigation determined that dozens of U.K. high-rise buildings are potentially unsafe.

This year’s exhibition will coalesce around the theme "Make New History.”

The “dean of Texas architecture” died in Dallas at the age of 90.

As the work of rebuilding Nepal in the aftermath of the 2015 earthquakes continues, construction has begun on a unique project in the village of Phortse, a farming community that is home to many veteran Everest sherpas.