A mirrored pavilion created for the London Festival of Architecture has an evanescent, ghostly aspect that reflects the Festival’s theme of memory.

On the banks of the Seine, a park transforms a suburban wasteland into a tranquil retreat.

The $55-million renovation has reordered the museum’s home in a 19th-century Beaux Arts palace.

A drop-in cancer center within a verdant setting provides a comforting environment in Manchester, United Kingdom.

At the new London headquarters of a security company, architects juggled the demands of a constrained site, a tight schedule, and a complex program.

The ambitious restoration project, coupled with a renovation by Hugh Broughton Architects, will secure the paintings for the next century.

A lighting manufacturer moves into a refurbished 1960s building on the High Technology Campus in the Dutch city of Eindhoven.

The institution reopens at its new location in an adapted 1960s landmark, refreshed and reimagined by a trio of notable firms.

In De Matos Ryan’s renovation of York Theatre Royal, sensitive and ingenious lighting plays a vital role in lending coherence to the diverse parts of a building that has been much altered over its 272-year history.