The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has dubbed the 85.4-meter Mjøstårnet, in Brumunddal, Norway, as the world's tallest timber building.

The biggest project of Frank Gehry’s career is moving ahead in his hometown of Toronto—and reaching new heights for the architect and for the city.

New York City must address the thorny question about when a skyscraper is just too high.

A new report on tall buildings and seismic resilience evaluates the city's weaknesses and makes recommendations for next steps.

Although it's still under construction, Zaha Hadid's Leeza SOHO Tower in Beijing has an atrium that is a sight to behold.

Four towers make their mark with inventive facades, innovative structural systems, and new strategies for defining public space—and they still meet the sky in graceful ways.

A lush garden at the center of a mixed-use complex in Singapore provides respite from the heat for occupants and the public.

The tallest office building west of the Mississippi gives the city by the bay a sleek new landmark.

A folded curtain wall on an office building in China saves energy while throwing a few curves.

An unusual golden skin makes a tower in Sydney stand out amid a forest of anonymous high-rises.