A young firm’s flexible, low-carbon design for a rural French school exemplifies the goals of its community.

On a campus at the edge of Colombia’s sprawling capital, Daniel Bonilla designs a dramatic revamp for a school gymnasium.

The all-woman firm stretches the boundaries of preschool design for the innovative early education facility and after school center.

In the wake of the Taliban's takeover of the country, two members of an international team that built a K-12 school for girls in 2016 recall the project and assess its value.

A pro bono youth center by William Reue Architecture for non-profit Growing Up Africa supports a program at the University of Johannesburg for urban youth.

A new building by Marlon Blackwell Architects on a former Detroit college campus provides prenatal services through pre-K education for local families.

These schools across the U.S. and in Europe demonstrate how design can shape education across settings and cities.

A daring new campus reflects an unorthodox approach to education.

Mahlum Architect’s radical reinvention of a 1920s Oregon high school transforms its physical plant and culture.

Tautem Architecture shifts the Provencal capital’s academic terrain with a bold school building for young children.