A Holocaust memorial in Canada's capital provides a provocative site of remembrance.

Architects tap the ancient technique of rammed earth, giving it renewed relevance.

The Japan Sword Museum sits amid the Kyu Yasuda Garden, a public park that once belonged to an 18th-century Samurai estate.

Design helps a Seattle waste facility get along with the neighbors.

Retaining its skeleton, a ministry building in the Hague is transformed into an open, flexible space.

A community center in a Chinese village brings dynamism to the vernacular.

A library in India brings daylight into the lowest levels of stacks and study areas.

Towering on the edge of Paris, a new justice building presides over an urban transformation.

A house for an artist in Italy takes shape from traditional materials and landforms.

The three conjoined glass bubbles take biophilic design to the next level.