Designed for the 90th anniversary of the Association of Siamese Architects, the swooping structure is composed of thousands of hand-crafted aluminum rods.

A novel take on the bay-and-gable typology combines 19th-century charm with contemporary spatial concepts, showing a new way to tackle urban infill housing.

The $125 million renovation of the Jacobs Music Center transformed a 1929 building into a word-class concert hall, harmonizing historic charm with modern acoustic needs.

The state-of-the-art building embraces its river valley setting with a hybrid mass-timber structure and advanced environmental strategies.

On Elliott Bay, the striking cedar-clad structure combines sustainable design, cultural storytelling, and immersive marine exhibits.

The apartment tower challenges conventional urban living with a planted sculptural ‘canyon,’ but faces hurdles before it can flourish.

Featuring a soaring entrance atrium and 16,700 square feet of gallery space, the new Hawks Pavillion harmonizes with the museum's original Art Deco building and a 1994 wing by Norman Foster.

Four recent projects showcase how architecture can promote recovery and resilience for vulnerable youth.

The verdant main terminal expansion at PDX ushers in a new era of civic-scale mass-timber construction, with sustainable forestry practices top of mind.

Energia de Portugal's latest expansion of its downtown Lisbon campus features monolithic concrete slabs that frame a public plaza.