Ishtiaq Jabir Rafiuddin’s Detroit studio takes on inexpensive and gritty projects that transform long-abandoned structures and introduce exciting new construction.

A young Chicago-based firm adapts existing buildings for the greater good, proving that social impact and rich design go hand in hand.

Architectural Record's annual honors program highlights 10 emerging practices from around the globe.

Traditional exterior forms belie highly sophisticated interior structures, spatial arrangements, and unexpected material choices in the work of Zürich-based Jürg Keller and Christian Scheidegger.

This Berkeley, California-based practice led by Kristen Sidell and Rudebah Pakravan explores architecture’s fundamental elements.

The Czech firm made a name for itself with innovative ways to finance and realize projects, including the adaptive reuse of structures ready for demolition.

Enthralled by the amorphous, Yong Ju Lee has completed a number of complex installations in and around Seoul.

The principal of this North Carolina firm mentors a new generation of architects while producing a solid portfolio of built work and ambitious speculative projects.

Philadelphia-based Jeremy Avellino puts architectural inventiveness to low-carbon purposes in a series of adaptive reuse and Passive House projects.

New York-based Hou de Sousa brings colorful refinement and a sense of play to interiors and interactive installations.