What's next for air-travel design? In this special Continuing Education section, we examine buildings that ease passenger aggravation and respond to the local culture and environment.

In New York, a small terminal's garden helps counter travel anxiety.

An otherworldly new terminal, just opened in Beijing, alleviates pressure on the capital city's existing airport. Read our story from the July airports issue, and watch a new video about the project.  

A tight site on a frenetic corner in Mexico City is transformed into a contemplative refuge.

In South Korea, a hilltop chapel's geometric forms draw on the history of sacred buildings.

A vineyard in the Chinese countryside both incorporates tradition and defies it.

A serene, meditative sanctuary beckons to young people on the campus of a private Catholic high school in California.

In a village in sub-Saharan Africa, two buildings from different eras celebrate a shared architectural tradition.

Called the "Library of Trees," new public park in the heart of Milan riffs on the traditional botanical garden.