Brittany Patterson profiles three land-based projects that create new economic opportunities in Appalachia.

Young Projects imbues buildings in a Caribbean retreat with spatial and material ambiguity.

For Miriam Peterson and Nathan Rich, adaptive reuse projects offer uniquely exciting design challenges.

The founders of Escobedo Soliz discuss the role of collaboration in their practice, and in Mexican architecture more broadly.

Blouin Orzes architectes has spent decades working to understand the needs of Inuit communities in the Canadian north.

Missouri designers Brandon Dake and Andrew Wells prioritize sustainability even when clients are less interested.

Design consultancy PORT helps cities across the United States create innovative community spaces.

A typical kiosk may offer newspapers, maps, or bottled water. These Folly/Function entries asked what else they could do.

For Trattie Davies and Jonathan Toews, book-making has become an important part of architectural practice.

SCHAUM/SHIEH develops strategies for contributing to the civic realm in environments very different from the Italian hill towns they studied in architecture school.