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.

Thom Mayne's new museum in Costa Mesa, California, has a wrapper that warps, skews, and bends.

The cultural center and winner of l'Équerre d'argent—France’s most esteemed architecture award—gets up close and personal with its neighbors in a dense historic town in the south of France.

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

The new immersive display 'Air' by the New York City-based artist Kenzo Digital offers panoramic views of the city from a surreal setting.

The creative programs of two urban schools—one in Manchester, UK, the other in Los Angeles—are illuminated through the bold use of materials and technology.

A new purpose-built structure features a dynamic canvas for state-of-the-art programming that broadcasts the activities of the creative school, dubbed SODA.