A pro bono youth center by William Reue Architecture for non-profit Growing Up Africa supports a program at the University of Johannesburg for urban youth.

A new building by Marlon Blackwell Architects on a former Detroit college campus provides prenatal services through pre-K education for local families.

These schools across the U.S. and in Europe demonstrate how design can shape education across settings and cities.

A daring new campus reflects an unorthodox approach to education.

Mahlum Architect’s radical reinvention of a 1920s Oregon high school transforms its physical plant and culture.

Tautem Architecture shifts the Provencal capital’s academic terrain with a bold school building for young children.

Architects Moore Rubele Yudell and HED exploit open spaces indoors and out in a Santa Monica high school.

Two public schools converge in a building by Rogers Partners—part of an emerging boomtown.

An efficient scheme by Comte Vollenweider optimizes a tight site and modernizes an aging structure.

Designers create learning environments that respond to the threats of a warming planet.