Despite drawing world-famous architects, Pitt’s Make it Right housing initiative has been plagued by shoddy construction and safety hazards.

In an exclusive interview with Martin C. Pedersen, Breyer, the retiring Supreme Court justice and a juror for the Pritzker Prize in architecture, talks about what matters in design.

The Architecture 2030 founder discusses the reasons for optimism following the UN Climate Summit.

Smart design and real-estate savvy result in an equitable collaboration for a start-up and an established arts institution in New Orleans.

Firms with high head counts and deep pools of talent are ripe for creative reinvention, but vulnerable as well.

Sometimes good intentions need proper structure—a process, as architects like to say.

While bottom-feeding architects are as old as the profession itself, the business challenges facing most mainstream firms are unprecedented.