With living space shrinking, urbanites are paying for kitchen space to host special occasions
Why architects are hosting a competition to help inhabitants keep living there—and how you can visit
And city governments are paying attention, turning homemade infrastructure changes into permanent solutions
Production Designer Deborah Riley discusses the influences behind the intricate and imposing sets of the hit HBO show
The winning design will memorialize two ancient Buddha statues demolished in 2001
This holiday take a look at these products, from egg coloring devices to tomb pendants
Sunlight triggers chemical reactions in the façades of buildings in Mexico City and Milan to improve air quality
A giant structure proposed in Rotterdam puts cutting-edge energy tech inside a rotating observation wheel, with room for a hotel and apartments
It's the first time the United States has nominated works of modern architecture
A decade's worth of sustainable projects by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and his firm, BIG, are now on display at the National Building Museum
These airplane cabin designs—both real and conceptual—show what might await us on flights in the near future
Flops from a "knife and fork cleaner" to a "cholera belt" provide a curious look at life in 19th century England
"Sink or Swim" shows how we're learning to be smarter and more resilient in our response to increasingly unpredictable oceans and rivers
A thermostat, a wheelchair, a prosthetic arm and razors are all a part of "Beautiful Users," now on display in New York City
The old and the new crash into each other beautifully in the former Carnegie mansion
What inspired the architectural object at the center of the Hunger Games arena?
Going green is good, but could architects be doing more for two segments of our population?
There's also a pen that lets you know when you should reapply your sunscreen and a device called Luke Stairwalker
Literally, that is. Two firms have been selected to design Norway’s new currency.
The late de la Renta designed haute couture and ready-to-wear. A decade ago, he donated items to the Smithsonian
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