Nina Chase imagines a "wild and wonderful" land-based future for West Virginia.

Etienne Issa explores the distinctive building practices found in the southern Italian city of Matera.

As rising seas threaten the Solomon Islands, one community is planning a move to higher ground.

Benedict Clouette and Marlisa Wise write about urban and architectural consequences of international humanitarian operations.

On the occasion of Balkrishna Doshi's 2018 Pritzker Prize honor, the League revisits a 1998 essay by James Belluardo.

Fernanda Canales, a winner of the 2018 Emerging Voices competition, writes about her architectural education.

Designer of the winning Folly/Function competition entry discusses her fabrication and making process.

Folly/Function 2017 winner Eva Jensen describes her design process.

Kevin Malawski writes about a midcentury Athens pathway to the Acropolis designed by Dimitris Pikionis.

Bryan Maddock writes about the work of Brazilian architect Affonso Eduardo Reidy.

Studying the impact of border surveillance and militarization at the US–Mexico border on O'odham landscape and culture.

Ylan Vo visits A Luoi Valley to understand the long-term impacts of the United States Army's use of Agent Orange in the region during the Vietnam War.

Margaret Morton reveals the architecturally and culturally distinctive ancestral cemeteries of Kyrgyzstan.

Julie Farris details two temporary landscape installations on vacant lots that she created in Red Hook, Brooklyn, one of which became a permanent garden and community space.

Michael Graves, an architect and painter, explores architectonic principles and the symbolic meanings of architectural elements, such as doors and windows, in his work.

Richard Meier considers the duality of public and private space, evident in his dramatic drawings that articulate types of enclosure.

An excerpt from the 1977 book "200 Years of American Architectural Drawing," by Deborah Nevins.

John Hejduk's (1929-2000) highly theoretical work is demonstrated in his isometric projection drawings that deal with the organization of shape and volume.