SelgasCano’s first U.S. project, a shared-workplace complex for Second Home, takes advantage of the sun and laid-back lifestyle of L.A.

This year’s roster of seasonal pavilions employ unusual geometries, bold colors, and textured materials to keep visitors cool in the shade.

The structure, to be installed at La Brea Tar Pits, will host a series of public talks and events.

The Spanish firm pays respect to nature by jolting it with the surreal.

SelgasCano creates fluid environments for the workspace enterprise Second Home.

A new school in the sprawling Nairobi slum of Kibera stands in striking contrast to the informal settlement that surrounds it.

A desert clinic shifts notions about traditional materials and becomes a gathering place for a nomadic population.