Sam Lubell

Passive House mixed-use development Chestnut Commons provides affordable housing to formerly homeless and low-income residents within a self-sustaining neighborhood.

A new book examines how Los Angeles as a car-centric-city is reinventing itself with new technologies

Architecture firm Patterns turns an Los Angeles 1940s building into a senior care facility, resisting the car centricity of the area.

Crepell's leadership is helping the academic institution's home evolve into a vibrant urban experience powered by ambitious architecture.

Breaking barriers and crossing disciplines comes naturally for University of Michigan master’s candidate and Future100 honoree Alex Olson.

Drawing upon references to indigenous knowledge, history, and nature, the next generation of architects and designers is reimagining how we build and what we build with.

Little Village, a hub of parks, art galleries, cultural spaces, artist studios, restaurants, and more, is expanding the city’s revitalization beyond downtown.

The Passive House certification standard helped Ingui Architecture upgrade the quality of a Brooklyn home, opening the door to a host of other benefits.

Transforming an industrial wasteland into a vibrant mixed-use development, Fourth Ward is an ambitious addition to the city's rapidly developing network of trails.

A Bold Vision Brings Resilient Parks, Affordable Housing, and Iconic Architecture to a Former Industrial Site.

Architecture firm NBBJ worked with landscape architects SVA to design the Westmark School's lower school campus for health and well-being.

LOHA Architects are expanding the definition for permanent supportive housing in Los Angeles

In response to the housing and refugee crises, Pallet's tiny home villages can be constructed in a matter of days.

Led by Trahan Architects, the $560 million Superdome renovation improves experiences for both players and fans.

Founded by Aaron van Schaik, the California homebuilding and development company SuperLA creates efficient, sustainable housing.

Heartland Whole Health Institute weaves together nature, wellness, and architecture to reimagine health-care design.

What this year’s Expo 2025 Osaka pavilions revealed about culture, sustainability, and the future of architecture. 

From Georgia to California, works of architectural sculpture in the U.S. fuse design, engineering, and narrative.

Three Future100 students are reshaping how materials interact with nature, climate, and history through innovative fabrication techniques.

Three innovative housing projects that focus on care, community, and climate, redefining public housing with dignity.