Revisit November’s cover story featuring a reconfigurable hall—five spaces in one—designed by REX to be used by all the performing arts.

Three reconfigurable theaters form the heart of the final public building at Ground Zero.

Housed within a former orphanage, the Queen Silvia Concert Hall embraces organic forms with dynamic timber surfacing and trumpet-shaped pendant lights.

Lessons from the past elegantly underpin this adroit and confident début by Studio Donna van Milligen Bielke and Ard de Vries Architecten.

A historic citrus-packing facility is converted into a light-filled dance rehearsal and performance space at Chapman University.

This month's contest features a historic opera house that was reconstructed by a European architect known for the use of stripped-down traditional forms.

In this month's issue, innovative projects for arts and culture feed the senses.

This month's cultural projects highlight innovative museums, performing arts centers, and libraries in Asia, Europe, and across the U.S. that challenge convention.

The Rem Koolhaas-designed center embraces the visual chaos of Taipei.

A gut renovation upgrades the sound, circulation, and community engagement of Lincoln Center's primary concert venue.