In Shanghai, a former Eastern Orthodox church is reborn as a bookstore.

The 2020 Pritzker Prize winners have much to celebrate, with a remarkable new building tucked into an old city in southern France.

Resembling land art, a sculptural museum and workshop for a storied Swiss watch manufacturer takes advantage of its site’s topography.

The British architect has created three mammoth carbon-fiber entryways for the postponed Expo 2020 in Dubai.

This year’s winning residences, located across the Americas, honor the spirit of their diverse settings while reflecting the sensibilities of their designers and values of their owners.

An intimate dwelling offers views of the Brazilian jungle.

A getaway high above the Coachella Valley in California takes advantage of its site’s unusual topography.

In Mexico City, a family of four enjoys a seamless connection with the outdoors.

A minimalist house in Dallas balances restrained materiality with a composed natural setting.

Regional landmarks inform a contemporary residence set amid the hills of Virginia horse country.