Eight sites, including a Washington, D.C., theater and a Buffalo community center, will share $3.1 million earmarked for preservation efforts through a grant partnership with the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.

Forum: Susan Nigra Snyder and George E. Thomas argue that historic districting is a form of social injustice.

Eero Saarinen's striking 1959 chancery—one of three buildings in Europe by the architect—now houses offices, a multifunction event space, cafe, and restaurants thanks to Atelier Oslo and Lundhagem.

RECORD explores recent works by architects who restore, reclad, and reuse existing buildings to accommodate contemporary context, expanded capacity, or reimagined function.

A $150,000 grant from the Getty Foundation is helping revive a brutalist bath complex by Jean-François Zevaco.

A 19th-century brownstone is restored to its former glory and updated for the present.

Jamie Fobert Architects and Purcell peel back layers of alterations to elevate the guest experience at the once dark, difficult-to-navigate museum.

In Lithuania’s capital, an 18th-century hospital is transformed into a lively mixed-use complex known as Bokšto 6.

Dubbed CODE, the new building and its plaza enliven Charlottesville, Virginia’s historic pedestrian mall with an eye toward the community—and the future.