The 10th edition of the International Design Biennial of Saint Etienne focuses on the theme Working Promise: Shifting Work Paradigms.

A forthcoming 34,000-square-foot housing complex in South L.A. will become a home for military veterans.

In Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park neighborhood, a 52-unit community was designed specifically for the rehabilitation of disabled veterans.

In San Francisco, a privately funded facility that provides free accommodations for young patients and their families grows to meet rising demand.

Architecture students at the Univer­sity of Southern California have designed an immediate solution to L.A.'s homelessness problem.

While life as a family revolves around spending time together, it also necessitates moments of peace and quiet.

Outside, D.C.’s notorious 90-degree average highs make the the nation’s capital feel like it’s melting.

In Switzerland, “As soon as the sun comes out, everyone jumps in the water,” says Tom Emerson, co-founder of London’s 6a Architects and professor at ETH Zurich.

“Bigamy” in architecture, at least according to the Copenhagen-based Bjarke Ingels Group, means the combination of diametrically opposed parts.