Skillful daylighting enhances the experiential qualities of museums while showcasing and preserving art.

Pioneering universities across North America are replacing fossil fuel-based heating and cooling systems to help meet ambitious climate goals.

Turning vacant offices into residential buildings could help solve several pressing problems.

With its quick growth cycle and ability to store carbon, an age-old building material gets new attention.

Architects and landscape architects respond to potentially deadly heat events with passive cooling strategies.

Projects from Brooks + Scarpa, Perkins&Will, and Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects show how design can help a rapidly growing segment of the population thrive.

This month's special section examines timber construction, including strategies for sustainable sourcing, policies facilitating the material’s use, and engineering innovations accommodating unexpected typologies and unique locations.

Architects grapple with the carbon impacts and benefits of building with wood.

Stumptown's mass-timber airport terminal prepares for takeoff.

European countries and cities have a slew of initiatives underway to incentivize building with wood. However, major obstacles persist.