The San Francisco– and New York–based landscape architects have created a serene, peaceful scheme for the permanent memorial.

In the wake of continued gun violence in schools, three American architects share their design strategies.

An expansion upward in New York returns to a historicist vocabulary for continuity.

A 100-year-old institution in Houston gets an upgraded learning space.

School buildings can encourage children to be more physically active, helping develop their bodies and their brains.

A New York school's second-floor space is turned into an open café.

Judges selected a Kindergarten designed by the Tokyo-based firm for the “sheer joy” manifested in its design.

An investigation by the Baltimore Sun reveals the Henderson-Hopkins School by Rogers Partners hasn’t been living up to its initial promise.

Ma Yansong may be known for creating hallucinatory architectural forms—from a mountain-inspired residential complex to a horseshoe-shaped hotel—but now the architect has put a kid-friendly spin on his approach.