Brent Toderian, who gave substance to Vancouver’s EcoDensity Initiative, is out as planning director of the Canadian city.
What would cities be like if Americans started occupying remnants of the global shipping system?
Why does a man of harsh, totalitarian instincts continue to be venerated?
A study of redevelopment finds that HOPE VI can improve safety not only in the rebuilt projects but in areas beyond their boundaries.
Defenders of traditional architecture are pressing for a new interpretation of troublesome Interior Department standards.
For a number of architects across the globe, a "green" building is a tower that sprouts trees.
A designer of beautiful, subtly surprising buildings that stand up to rough weather will be honored by the Seaside Institute.
Riley, known for his devotion to urban design, first won the office in 1975 and now will have four more years—perhaps his finale.
The protest movement in Zucotti Park shows how essential a civic gathering place is, says the new architecture critic of The New York Times.
The long-awaited book from Stefanos Polyzoides and Chris Wilson is now available!
