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As more information is uploaded into the ether, will our existence be defined by what we encounter in the virtual world?

How is authenticity in the built environment achieved?

The critic talks about his new book on architecture, equity, and the public realm in Chicago.

Nigeria's ambitious carbon plans are primarily built around carbon footprint reduction, a noble but, somehow misplaced goal.

Adaptive reuse allows for existing buildings to be restored, sometimes many times over, contributing to a unique sense of character and history.

Activating the edges means preventing dormant spots where dynamic uses should prevail.

Discover how Aline Saarinen largely invented the role of the architectural publicist.

At a time when costs are escalating and homes that were recently attainable by many have moved out of reach of most, housing shortage is a huge challenge.

Andrew Bernheimer talks about the historic unionization at his architecture firm.

Jim Polshek, who died at 92 last week, was an award-winning architect (AIA Gold Medal, 2018), designer, public advocate, and educator.