As homeowner needs evolve due to the COVID-19 pandemic’s effects, architects must consider how their floor plans can respond to these new concerns to achieve each client’s ideal home.

Studio Fuksas’s convention center, known as “the Cloud,” has been repurposed into an ad-hoc vaccination site.

As part of its Healthy Economy strategy, USGBC’s LEED Safety First credits are a suite of credits that support building teams as they work toward reentry and safe operation during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Designers restrict cars to make space on city roads for pedestrians, cyclists, and varied uses in post-pandemic life.

The Swiss architect dies of covid-19 at age 88.

With the lessons of last spring’s Covid-19 peak still horrifyingly fresh, the largest public health-care system in the U.S. has taken a comprehensive approach to addressing massive health-care gaps.

Cities have survived wars, depressions, and natural disasters—and they can survive Covid too.

Architects designing affordable multifamily residential projects aim to combat the spread of the coronavirus—and possible future viral outbreaks.

After five months of pandemic-induced closures, cultural institutions are allowed to reopen as of August 24.

Public parks—even when supported by the private sector—need to be preserved for everyone, now and in the future—especially with pressure from COVID-19.