Articles by Katharine Logan

A twelve-story mass-timber residential building with 83 units has cleared the approvals process in British Columbia's capital district and is scheduled to start construction this summer.

Innovative shading solutions not only provide protection but further architectural expression.

Miller Hull's expansion of the Pike Place Market is a harbinger of big things to come for Seattle's waterfront.

Design helps a Seattle waste facility get along with the neighbors.

The three conjoined glass bubbles take biophilic design to the next level.

School buildings can encourage children to be more physically active, helping develop their bodies and their brains.

Four new community gathering spaces raise the bar on acoustics.

The Center for Active Design this week announced the expansion of the Fitwel building certification system to include multi-family residential developments.

The latest certification tools for sustainability in offices and other buildings put the focus on occupants’ health.

Hospitals that rely primarily on passive means for cooling offer a new model for healing environments.