Articles by Suzanne Stephens

Two types of multifamily housing in Williamstown, Massachusetts, play off a legacy of New England Modernism.

A building in Edmonton, Alberta, emphasizes translucency, linearity, and sustainability.

A firm based in San Jose, Costa Rica, envisions an open-air pavilion for a vacation house.

A large development outside of Houston provides recreational features while managing flooding naturally.

Simple forms and local materials are all architect Alfonso Quiñones of BAAQ’ needs for a beach house on Mexico's Pacific coast.

On a tight site in Amsterdam, architects create a slim, five-story residence.

A Berlin-based firm's set design for an opera at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna shows how architecture enhances dramatic action.

The firm makes an historic move with three women at the top.

Adrien Goetz’s fictionalized history of the actual Villa Kerylos on the French Riviera demonstrates both a convincing commitment to facts and a dramatic ability to animate characters, events, and settings of the past.