Mark Gardner, a principal at Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects, joins the podcast to discuss designing across cultures, architecture as a social practice, and his non-traditional path to the field.
A team led by San Francisco's EHDD is making use of carbon offsets and new sustainability modeling software in renovating the institute's brutalist headquarters.
From an Alabama chapel central to the Civil Rights movement to the site of a World War II Japanese internment camp in Idaho, the selection spans locations across the United States, many threatened by climate change.
"Reset: Toward a New Commons" at New York's Center for Architecture features four project proposals that tackle thorny issues of access and equity in a fragmented country.
Pundits calling for increased fossil fuel production underestimate the rapid growth of renewable energy and its potential to undermine the geopolitical power of petrostates like Russia.
Two years after parting ways with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, the institution is maintaining longtime traditions—and creating some new ones—at Paolo Soleri’s experimental settlement in Arizona.