I.M. Pei's Dallas City Hall is declared an endangered building, the near-collapse of Pfizer’s former New York headquarters reignites safety concerns, and more.

It gives depth to the ground-floor living space, made brighter by a wall-to-wall skylight and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open onto a rear courtyard.

A church by Eliel Saarinen, and later projects by I.M. Pei, Kevin Roche, and Robert Venturi, have made this midwest town—now population 50,000—a must-see destination for design...

Architect Daniel Segovia Molina translated a cherished tradition into a light-filled home with generous gathering spaces, interior gardens, and stained-glass windows.

In the city’s historic Duckpond neighborhood, two artist-designers brought Scandinavian maximalism, custom millwork, and whimsical color to a French Eclectic house.

Set in Ross, California, the renovated wood-and-stone residence showcases the famed architect’s focus on craftsmanship.

Designed by SO-IL, the recently built residence—part of a larger pink concrete apartment complex—has vibrant interiors and 1,086 square feet of private outdoor space.

The material and the ultramarine color covering the exterior hint to the building’s past in an industrial part of town.