A laboratory building advances science and creates the newest quadrangle on its venerable New England campus.

Architects and their clients turn to the next frontier in building operations—garbage.

The $75 million project is the only military museum in the U.S. that does not focus on a specific branch of service or a particular conflict.

The 76-seat restaurant called Stir features a sculptural canopy of Douglas fir.

A cleverly designed structure in California edits out much of a surrounding hodgepodge, welcoming in sun and sky.

A string of proposed projects aims to reclaim urban waterways for people.

The tallest office building west of the Mississippi gives the city by the bay a sleek new landmark.

The redevelopment of Manhattan’s Ground Zero moves one step closer to conclusion today with a ribbon cutting at 3 World Trade Center, the third office tower to be completed on the 16-acre WTC site.

A Mexico City–based practice continues to find new ways to define space with each project.