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

On view at the Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum through January 20, 2020, the Triennial showcases the transformative potential of multidisciplinary design.

New guidelines and rating systems help architects design buildings that can respond to a broad range of threats.

As the one year anniversary of Hurricane Maria approaches, the New York–based architect explains how Resilient Power Puerto Rico has broadened its efforts on the island.

As Hurricane Lane churns toward Hawaii, communities in Texas, Florida, and the Caribbean are still struggling to recover from last summer's storms.

Architecture students learn about design strategies to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Five years after Sandy, two forthcoming projects in the Northeast offer models for other vulnerable regions.

Demographers may be right about a downward slide in certain cities, but urban areas remain powerful magnets. 

Architects in Texas and Florida begin assessment and rebuilding efforts while considering what the storms mean for the futures of their cities.

As the work of rebuilding Nepal in the aftermath of the 2015 earthquakes continues, construction has begun on a unique project in the village of Phortse, a farming community that is home to many veteran Everest sherpas.