Preservationists cautiously celebrate the tech giant's purchase of Helmut Jahn's controversial marvel, which has been threatened by demolition since the early 2000s.

ENR's Pam McFarland and Tom Ichniowski break down the contents of the landmark climate legislation that passed both houses of Congress last week.

A sweeping exhibition illustrates how architectural themes are woven throughout Abloh's work—from handbags to album covers and beyond.

As mass-timber construction gains traction in the U.S., long-standing conflicts over the forests of the Pacific Northwest could make or break its promise of building our way out of the climate crisis.

This month, the MAK Center in Los Angeles celebrates the centennial of the Schindler House with an exhibition of historical materials and works by contemporary artists.

The result marks a win for grassroots organizations calling for change in the profession.

The SITE co-founder, now 90, talks about moving from art to architecture, creating dialogue in the built environment, and collaborating with Virgil Abloh.

This month, ongoing exhibitions include the Public Art Fund's large-scale installations in Brooklyn and a major solo exhibition of influential Bauhaus furniture designer Erich Dieckman in Berlin.