A relic from London's industrial past is reinvented as a complex of upscale apartments.

As memorial groves become more common, architects like Stockholm-based landscape designer Thorbjörn Andersson of Sweco Architects reconcile the needs of the living with those of the dead.

In a former warehouse in the city’s historic Marais district, OMA designs a discreet new arts center for the Fondation d’entreprise Galeries Lafayette.

A soaring central atrium is the defining feature of an extensive museum renovation in Dublin.

A Michigan firm turns a former fire department headquarters into a popular destination.

An infill building in Los Angeles is revamped for an organization focused on organ transplants.

SHoP Architects' new Pier 17 at New York's South Street Seaport was designed to appeal to tourists and the area's growing residential population.

An expansion upward in New York returns to a historicist vocabulary for continuity.

A former industrial facility in San Francisco maintains its 20th-century roots as it transforms into an open workplace filled with daylight and fresh air.

An art school in San Francisco carves a new space for itself from the shell of an army warehouse.