Photographer Bill Bamberger documents the diversity of the game.

A playful take on the recognizable form of a house, complete with a back yard swimming pool, becomes a gallery celebrating the firm’s decade of production.

A new exhibition at the National Building Museum explores cities designed in secret by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and other firms, then built from scratch during World War II.

A new exhibition in Washington, D.C. uses personal stories and staggering data to paint a visceral picture of the unseen epidemic of evictions in the U.S.

Three years after designing a temporary installation for the museum, the firm will stage a retrospective of their greatest projects.

A new exhibition at the National Building Museum highlights diverse ways of living that accommodate changing demographics.

Jeanne Gang and her team stacked paper tubes to construct soaring, Pantheon-like structures inside the museum’s Great Hall.

Outside, D.C.’s notorious 90-degree average highs make the the nation’s capital feel like it’s melting.