Brooklyn-based Worrell Yeung delivers stripped-down beauty in buildings old and new, in the city and the countryside.

From high-end residences to multifamily to modular prefab, a focus on housing drives this research-driven practice in Vancouver.

The largest Black-owned architecture firm in the U.S. is run by a father-son team.

Hamilton Anderson Associates revitalizes urban areas “one house, one block, one neighborhood at a time.”

The New York–based architect tackles everything from renovations to community engagement.

The peripatetic urban designer has long advocated for Black architects in the profession.

The president of Chicago’s Interactive Design Architects took a leap of faith and never looked back.

A two-year-old firm works with displaced communities in Haiti to design vibrant civic spaces.

An Oslo-based firm skillfully balances a variety of work—large and small.

This firm's resourceful and flexible approach is propelling the duo into the spotlight.