Architects and their clients turn to the next frontier in building operations—garbage.

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

In Atlanta, a landscape project decades in the works opens an old-growth forest to a new generation of museumgoers. Watch our video for a virtual tour.

A historic junior high school in Iowa is adapted for use as a boutique hotel.

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

When the American Society of Interior Designers needed a workplace that would allow for various acoustic levels, architecture and design firm Perkins+Will came up with an interesting plan.

The firm and its partners aim to make the revamped Precautionary List more widely accessible.

A well established nonprofit expands its LGBTQ health care and social services in Washington, D.C.

For a global firm like Perkins+Will, each year offers the chance to rethink spaces as leases expire and real-estate needs change.

In today’s increasingly competitive job market, some have argued for a return to vocational training.