To address a growing housing shortage, the twin city will no longer allow single-family zoning―but will that fix the problem of affordability?

The $40-million project opened today on a waterfront site in the borough of Queens.

Communities on the front lines of the climate crisis take a “soft” approach to flood protection.

A book of thought-provoking essays queries the nature of place asking landscapes to reveal their meanings.

In New York, a small terminal's garden helps counter travel anxiety.

Born in Scotland and raised in Ghana, Lokko leaves the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Johannesburg to become dean of the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of New York.

The Spur has just opened on the south edge of Hudson Yards.

The cathedral’s dense “forest” of heavy timber beams may have exacerbated the flames, raising questions about how to rebuild the structure and what protections to include.

A new book shows how modest undertakings and subtle, insightful design can strengthen communities.