A signature building by Josep Lluís Sert gets a surprising addition beneath its art-filled terraces.

At Château Cantenac Brown, the French sustainable-building veteran transforms a disused 1990s hotel into a contemporary foil for a historic home.

Spanning 1,800 feet across the Garonne River, the ‘anti-iconic’ bridge offers little in terms of structural razzle-dazzle—and that’s entirely the point.

With only two purpose-built structures and a heavy reliance on existing venues, this year's games will be the least architectural—in terms of new construction—in decades.

Fragmenting the concrete structure into a pile of cantilevered boxes, the architects textured its surface with evocations of dials, nautical charts, and sedimentary rocks.

On view at Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine, the exhibition traces the transit system's history from the hand­dug tunnels of the 1890s to the automated boring machines of the 2020s.

Topped with a mini-golf course and driving range, UPCA Sports Station brings fitness and fun to a former industrial zone on the French city's riverfront.

The French anthropologist was best known for works including Non-Places: An Introduction to Supermodernity and In the Metro.

The Beirut-born, Paris-based architect designs a leather-goods production facility built from timber and brick for the French luxury brand.