With an ambitious project in southern Florida, Germane Barnes is helping a neighborhood envision a better future.

Para APRDELESP, operar una red de espacios comerciales y culturales en Ciudad de México es una oportunidad para repensar sus prácticas como diseñadores.

Como parte de un ambicioso programa social, enfocado en un municipio en el estado de México, Palma diseño una casa para Axel, un niño de ocho años.

Tei Carpenter's designs seek a balance between flexibility and specificity, allowing for different uses over time.

Liz Gálvez calls attention to systems normally hidden from view, questioning assumptions about architecture and infrastructure.

For APRDELESP, running a network of commercial and cultural spaces in Mexico City offers the chance to rethink design practice.

Palma designed a home for a young boy as part of an ambitious social program focused on a small Mexican city.

Many young firms depend on residential work, but aren't necessarily proud of it. Lindsey May thinks they should be.

For Studio Zewde, the process of learning about the communities it serves is a creative act in its own right.

Las comunidades en ciudad de México afrontan grandes retos relacionados con el manejo del agua. Para Taller Capital, enfrentarse a estos problemas requiere tanto intervenciones culturales como físicas.

Communities throughout Mexico face severe challenges with water. Addressing them requires cultural as well as physical interventions, says Taller Capital.

Pascale Sablan is pushing the design press to increase its coverage of women and BIPOC architects.

For Kounkuey Design Initiative, transportation planning projects are one way to improve the built environment for everyone.

Adib Cúre and Carie Penabad reflect on Miami's rich vernacular design.

Low Design Office seeks opportunities to intervene in complex global systems.

The work of Ann Arbor firm PLY+ is deeply influenced by Midwestern manufacturing traditions.

Nonprofit leader Jennifer Roller discusses economic opportunity and racial equity.

A Warren, Ohio, nonprofit creates high-quality local jobs in the construction sector.