William Lamb

In Portland, Oregon, a designer creates an open, environmentally sensitive house for a client on a 5,000-square-foot lot.

A couple, both architects, give their 1918 bungalow a modern update.

Working almost entirely within the landmark museum building's shell, Gehry devises a plan to add 78,000 square feet of new...

In Clerkenwell, an architect re-imagines a space to bring out the "dramatic geometry" of its concrete ceiling.

An inviting house in the Mexican capital draws the outside in.

A teardown renovation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, comes with a mandate for maximum efficiency.

A cramped apartment in a prewar apartment building becomes an inviting space for a young family.

A pop-up exhibition in Manhattan heralds Herman Miller's first-ever archival reissues of Girard's furniture and textile designs.

The architects and exhibition designers behind the National September 11 Memorial Museum offer a behind-the-scenes look before it...

In a community garden in the Bronx, a structure will serve as a shelter for recreation, and as a sustainable power source in an...

A 400-square-foot Upper East Side apartment gets a new look.

Tours of the Ken and Phyllis Laurent House in Rockford, Wright's only accessible building, start June 7.

Preservationists mount a last-ditch effort to save the Lewis and Clark branch, designed by Frederick Dunn.

The renowned 20th-century photographer brought an architect’s eye to his signature images of the postwar buildings he helped make...

With tiny housing units, students at the Savannah College of Art and Design stake out a new future for the urban parking garage.

In Philadelphia, a competition challenges designers to rethink the bicycle rack.

The Museum of Design Atlanta showcases innovative solutions to common 21st-century problems.

With Europe leading the way, waste-to-energy plants are turning an unlikely resource—garbage—into electricity.

The work of the Madrid-based firm Luis Vidal + Architects, best known for its ambitious airport and train station designs, with...

A limited-edition chaise longue and a photography exhibit signal a renewed interest in the French designer and Le Corbusier...

An angled deck transforms a backyard in Menlo Park, California, into a welcoming gathering spot.

Richard Meier puts 400 of his handmade architectural models on public display in a converted industrial space in Jersey City.

A couple's investment of sweat equity pays dividends in a mountainside house in southwestern Colorado

A Southern California architect approaches his family home as an experiment in sustainable design.

With a wild approach, award-winning designer Margie Ruddick pushes the boundaries of landscaping.

Fresh from his appearance at Design Indaba in Cape Town, Mikal Hallstrup of Designit talks about the importance of design in...

On February 13, 2014, the Royal Institute of British Architects inaugurated a new gallery in its central London headquarters with...

The Broad, the new contemporary art museum being built in downtown Los Angeles, unveils plans for a 24,000-square-foot outdoor...

A new line of furniture by BoConcept and Nendo marries Danish functionality with Japanese whimsy.

An exhibition coming to coastal Massachusetts in March explores California's evolution as an incubator of progressive midcentury...

The CEO of Flos USA addresses the versatility of LED and what's next for lighting design.

At a forum on MoMa's controversial expansion plan, its director, Glenn D. Lowry, and the architect Elizabeth Diller make a case...

In a Vermont forest, architecture students design and build a pavilion for quiet contemplation.

A retrospective puts the work of Ralph and Mary Jane Fournier at the fore of modern suburban design in post-war St. Louis.

A couple gets their hands dirty in Brooklyn by rehabilitating a 19th-century tenement to reveal decades of layers and scores of...

A New York exhibition explores where architecture and engineering meet to design for earthquake zones.