Zach Mortice

At Ohio State University’s Diggers Studio, a landscape architecture professor offers a hands-on lesson in bridging the divide between laborer and designer.

An architecture professor and ’80s decor obsessive take their late 1800s Chicago Uptown house and bring it into the 20th and 21st centuries.

Experts explain how examples of biomimicry in architecture and engineering are fueled by the utility, efficiency, and beauty of nature—and how to make them real.

There’s a new materials movement on the rise with mass timber, which is having a positive impact on climate change while creating tall wood buildings.

At Exhibit Columbus—an annual event honoring modernism in architecture—two research fellows are upending form and function using composite building materials.

By bringing works outside of traditional canvases and spaces, augmented reality art is redefining how artists and viewers interact.

Check out the construction technology of 2021 aiming to coordinate safe jobsites, adapt to new realities, and automate processes with computer-vision technology.

Skylar Tibbits of the MIT Self-Assembly Lab discusses how architectural materials can be programmed to respond to outside stimuli.

In a part of Chicago starved for transit access the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) has planned to extend the Red Line on the far South Side.

In the latest high-end office design trend, employers are trying to lure people back to work by giving them the comforts of home — and a room of their own.