Herzog & de Meuron's new buildings for London's Royal College of Art take their cue from each other and their historic neighborhood.

MBH Architects revamps the former Berkeley Art Museum—Mario Ciampi’s sculptural structure in cantilevering concrete—to create a center for innovation.

A 70-year-old unbuilt design by Mies van der Rohe is realized by Thomas Phifer and Partners in Indiana.

The architects bring a new vision to the MIT library in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The LEED Gold-designed facility efficiently generates electricity as well as hot and cold water for the school’s expansion into Boston's Allston neighborhood.

The best new campus architecture reflects the evolving priorities of colleges and universities.

The university is gaining a student center by BIG, as TWBC's brick Mattin Center is destroyed.

In this special section, we explore how colleges and universities are enriching the experience of education by using smart design to meet current sustainability demands, deploying conventional materials in inventive ways, and engaging with the community on campus and beyond.