Sprawling and low-slung, the Thorne Residence is replete with nods to the region’s history—from hot-dip galvanized steel to sooty charred-wood cladding.

As an increasing number of Postmodern buildings face the threat of demolition, architect Robert A. M. Stern assembles a list of 15 "landmarks-in-waiting."

A book examines Yale University as a former incubator for architects and designers—Louis Kahn, Paul Rudolph, and Eero Saarinen among them—who shared a “penchant for conflating the past, present, and future.”

In this forthcoming volume, experts take stock of America’s affordable-housing crisis and suggest various solutions to rectify it.

Packed with film references, the Coolidge Corner Theatre's addition primes the nonprofit art house cinema for its next century of operation.

With an increasing focus on energy performance and embodied carbon, facade retrofits gain ground.

Kerstin Thompson Architects frames the museum's difficult subject matter with a welcoming and nuanced structure.

Forum: Susan Nigra Snyder and George E. Thomas argue that historic districting is a form of social injustice.

With its focus on reuse and restoration, this month's issue explores myriad transformative interventions that eclipse demolition.