Three projects in Germany, Belgium, and the United States point to new paradigms in designing for health and wellness.

A 19th-century brownstone is restored to its former glory and updated for the present.

The renovation and expansion of a regional institution embrace its sloped site and local history.

The former Paul Cret–designed Barnes Foundation is transformed into a university art museum.

An abandoned turbine hall in Brooklyn finds new life as a facility for art fabrication.

New meets old with this quartet of high-profile U.S. arts center projects—major museum revamps among them—in Buffalo, Brooklyn, suburban Philadelphia, and Greenwich, Connecticut.

The biennial arts event activated the unfinished structure, which is set to open in October, as well as sites throughout the English city.

A luxurious hotel-clinic on the Wadden Sea aims to cure by design.

Omar Gandhi joins the podcast to discuss the pressure of designing around national landmarks, his approach to the business of architecture, and the role of collaboration within his practice.