An enterprising young firm is taking part in—and setting standards for—a new era of Czech architecture.

Working in both practice and academia, two Boston-based sisters delight in the unexpected.

Isaac Michan walks a fine line between the overly familiar and the eerily unrecognizable.

A Dutch architect focuses on flexible designs that can accommodate ever-evolving programs.

A Munich-based duo strives to make connections between new structures and their contexts, allowing space for collective interaction.

A San Francisco–based studio creates environments that support and even welcome diverse outcomes over time.

A young Korean firm strives to connect people, city, and nature.

A Mexican firm with an urban-centric perspective adopts an efficient, contextually sensitive approach to materials.