A hybrid timber structure brings the San Francisco school’s two campus cultures together, while reducing embodied carbon and enhancing seismic performance.

This special section showcases carbon-saving efforts on college and university campuses across the country.

Four recent projects showcase how architecture can promote recovery and resilience for vulnerable youth.

Landscape architects seek to quantify the carbon impacts of their projects.

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

To build with minimal impact, the Chilean architect bucks conventional wisdom about locally sourced materials.

Called Silt, the building doubles as sophisticated flood protection for its Flemish seaside setting.

More than a celebration of epicurean delights, the August issue highlights myriad ways architecture is enhanced through its connection to nature.

Designed by Andreas Gruber, this self-sustaining spa hotel offers a radical departure from the traditional vacation lodgings of South Tyrol, Italy's northernmost province.

Perceptions of agriculturally sourced building materials are changing (again).