Quiet but powerful design enhances the environmentally healthy ambitions of Canada’s first chemical-free public swimming pool.

What's next for air-travel design? In this special Continuing Education section, we examine buildings that ease passenger aggravation and respond to the local culture and environment.

In Singapore, designers reinvent the airport experience with deft engineering, unusual geometry, and a vast indoor garden.

Designers leverage technology to work with, as well as emulate, the light of the sun.

A remote vacation house in Mexico is designed around a series of patios.

Engineers push buildings to higher levels of earthquake performance.

Craig Steely creates absolute privacy for one Californian homeowner without ruining her neighbors' views.

An inventive structure on a challenging urban site in Canada aims to connect one side of the city to the other.

The master plan for Artis—Naples takes advantage of the campus’s proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and the tropical climate.