Architect Edward Mazria outlines three steps to a zero carbon future.

As the Tokyo Games begin, remember Zaha Hadid’s winning design for the stadium that was never built.

With little data released so far—and a focus on operational energy rather than embodied carbon—this grand experiment may not live up to its promise.

What if New York City treated Barry Diller's $120 million fantasy park as an experiment, but not a monument?

Future architect and critic Jacob DiCrescenzo, 15 years old and a high school freshman in Evanston, Illinois, makes the case that architecture should spark an emotional experience. This piece first appeared in Common Edge.