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Despite a wide range of initiatives, this diverse city in the booming Bay Area still struggles to preserve its affordability.

The nation's largest city looks to accommodate growth without displacing low- and middle-income residents.

Can gentrification improve urban communities without pushing out longtime residents?

The theme-park capital of the world faces serious questions on how to house its exploding population.

Amid the housing crisis, developers and architects are seeking out contemporary prototypes for housing that are not only affordable and accessible but that also stimulate local economies and enhance community connection.

John Ronan takes lessons from a poet's craft and construction.

A kinder, gentler event celebrates the local while overlooking globalization.

A new show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York unveils the glorious work of an African artist who reimagined architecture and the urban realm.

To lead the profession, firms must nimbly respond to and embrace technological changes.