An architect’s office building rarely becomes a tourist attraction. But just east of Seattle’s downtown, the offices of Schemata Workshop, built in 2016, draw national and international visitors. That ...

Along Houston’s Buffalo Bayou, a low-slung 1930 Spanish Revival building was once home to an engraving factory. In 1985, it became the Stages Repertory Theatre. In 1992, it turned into the Children’s ...

Eight cultural and architectural groups represented by three law firms are suing the Trump administration over its unauthorized plans for the Kennedy Center—the Washington, D.C. performing arts center ...

Designed by Philippe Starck, this faucet features a canonical body, contrasted against a rectangular spout and powered by eco-conscious engineering to help conserve water. The WASHLET S2 brings a ...

In Miami, Florida International University’s (FIU) Innovation Building sits perched on a berm. Frits on the outer layer of the transparent glazing serve a dual purpose: to efficiently shade the ...

Through its project series Alley Living, BLDUS turns urban voids, like a former back alley, into housing. (Ty Cole) Years after meeting in an undergraduate architecture studio, Becker and Linn started ...

On March 31, a special edition of Facades+ is coming to Coverings in Las Vegas, the largest stone and tile conference and exhibition in North America. Each attendee of Facades+ Las Vegas will receive ...

A display wall at Radii in Hoboken, New Jersey, shows the range of models built by the shop since it opened in 2000. (Christopher Payne/Esto) Amid all of the ways to make an architectural model ...

“He’s the keeper of the dream,” says an off-camera voice, introducing the man with the plan to reinvent Gowanus. “He’s the visionary who, for 30 years, has been leading the community efforts to make ...

Perkins&Will’s design respects the historical integrity of the original architecture. The entrance and eastern facade include matching brick colors and patterns, and aluminum window systems. (Courtesy ...

270 Park was only possible because of changes in Midtown’s zoning and the acquisition of air rights from nearby structures, meaning more behemoths are on their way in the neighborhood. (Max Touhey for ...

The Swift Street Residences, designed by COPA, isn’t just aesthetically unique; it’s also the product of novel prefabricated construction techniques and a vertically integrated development process.