Architects and their clients turn to the next frontier in building operations—garbage.

New guidelines and rating systems help architects design buildings that can respond to a broad range of threats.

Architects designing open offices tackle the common annoyance of workplace noise.

A string of proposed projects aims to reclaim urban waterways for people.

Four towers make their mark with inventive facades, innovative structural systems, and new strategies for defining public space—and they still meet the sky in graceful ways.

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

Designers meet the second coming of artificial intelligence.

Robert Silman, president emeritus of engineering firm Silman, argues for less dependence on computers when working on structural analysis and design.

Innovative shading solutions not only provide protection but further architectural expression.