Articles by Katharine Logan

As the work of rebuilding Nepal in the aftermath of the 2015 earthquakes continues, construction has begun on a unique project in the village of Phortse, a farming community that is home to many veteran Everest sherpas.

Buoyant buildings offer one solution for sea-level rise, escalating property values, and the desire to be near the water.

Three new schools provide an alternative to the fortress approach to security.

A group of recent projects demonstrates that true universal design goes beyond mere accessibility.

Herzog & de Meuron recently unveiled their concept for a new art museum, the Pritzker-winning firm’s first project in Canada, to provide a home for the expanding Vancouver Art Gallery.

Architects find new forms of expression with an ages-old material.

Across North America, buildings account for hundreds of millions of bird deaths annually—perhaps more, according to the nonprofit group the American Bird Conservancy.