A design/build dwelling by Stonorov Workshop Architects fits well into its Adirondack setting.

SO-IL’s prototypical housing project in León, Mexico, brings both privacy and community to an urban core.

This Berkeley, California-based practice led by Kristen Sidell and Rudebah Pakravan explores architecture’s fundamental elements.

The city releases a catalog of inventive, pre-approved designs.

Architects look at transforming the ubiquitous roadside facilities, some of which have already been converted to coffee shops, fast-food restaurants, or even hair salons.

Architects and local officials grapple with building practices and regulations as the threat from wildfires intensifies.

Architect and developer Jonathan Segal and his son elevate micro-unit living in a formerly rough-and-tumble enclave of San Diego.

Practices are starting to address discrimination, but the hard conversations—and fundamental changes—are just beginning.

An unofficial protest competition called “LACMA not LackMA” invited ideas other than Peter Zumthor's contentious scheme for the Los Angeles museum.