The roof of a new retail and co-working building in Singapore's main shopping district provides a lush public respite.

Architects today need to be more than just great designers in order to succeed, especially in their own practices.

The $1.26 billion development, which opens to the public today, combines retail, restaurants, entertainment venues, and lush gardens under a vast toroidal glass roof.

A water-treatment facility in Switzerland conforms to the equipment it houses—and its surrounding landscape.

Design helps a Seattle waste facility get along with the neighbors.

In Chicago, a handsome, flexible building of Corten and glass pays homage to its landscape and its owner-occupant.

The Pritzker Prize winner completes a graceful bridge in Italy, reconnecting a small city to its history.

As wood becomes a more popular and practical building material, there are many conditions and applications for architects and builders to consider.