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One of the world’s largest waste-to-energy plants is encircled by a distinctive permeable skin.

Wartime destruction, and the rebuilding that follows, can diminish architectural complexity, writes Alberto Martínez García.

The Sustainabilty in Practice speaker talks to fellow structural engineer Guy Nordenson about building renewal and material reuse.

In an excerpt from this volume of essays, Guy Nordenson explores the traces of history left behind by different construction techniques.

After five decades of disregard, the Piraeus Tower in skyscraper-averse Greece undergoes a refresh led by Pila Studio.

As unprecedented fires consume Los Angeles, the architectural profession confronts an urgent need to revolutionize building practices and policy in an era of climate crisis.

A new home for the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority embodies its mission through climate-conscious design.

The day-long February 19 conference at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge will feature discussions on urban regeneration, building material circularity, innovative retrofit projects, and more.

This special section highlights materials, design approaches, research, and technologies that can reduce carbon footprints across scales and typologies.