An architect/developer devises an alternative to the traditional residential subdivision on a site two hours north of New York City.

A San Francisco–based studio creates environments that support and even welcome diverse outcomes over time.

A new innovation center replicates Swarovski's factory in miniature to facilitate productive interaction under one roof.

Exhibit Columbus installations throughout the city—including those by this year's five Miller Prize winners—encourage a dialogue between past and present.

A cedar shingle–clad vacation home offers expansive ocean views to a couple from the West Coast.

Architect Wid Chapman used finishes and materials to define the space in a New York City restaurant.

A temporary commission brought architectural lighting to Miami's corridor of fine art and furnishings.

Moore Ruble Yudell and Mackey Mitchell Architects expand the George Warren Brown School of Social Work, adding a striking glazed rotunda.

Wolf-Gordan relocated its headquarters to a smaller office designed by LTL Architects just steps from its first home in Long Island City.