Regina and Bill Marengo replaced their Bronx house with one made of two prefabricated 18-ton boxes covered in concrete panels.

A Voice of Reason.

For all its historic value, Buffalo’s architecture has for decades seemed strangely frozen in time.

The famed architect’s renovation of the Art Gallery of Ontario, his first commission in his native city of Toronto, balances exuberance with restraint.

The Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture comes with its own bright green carrying case which is good, because the 800-page compilation weighs nearly 15 pounds.

After the Animal Medical Center auction ends on Nov. 18, three pets will live architecturally privileged lives.

KimberModern proves that bed-and-breakfast doesn’t have to mean doilies and doll collections.

Julian Schnabel’s condo-palazzo near the West Side Highway offers seven-figure houses in a building named for a lollipop.

The rapid disappearance of historic architecture in Trinidad is provoking a sometimes heated debate about the merits of historic preservation.

Ada Louise Huxtable, the nation’s premier architecture critic, talks about “eye candy,” “wow” buildings, ground zero and why bad economic times might not be so bad for the city.

Taschen has created a facsimile edition of 265 issues of Arts & Architecture magazines.

Examining 101st Street between First and Second Avenues in East Harlem, where the scene has changed completely over the past 30 years.

Norman Foster, the eminent British architect, has been selected for a major renovation of the New York Public Library’s landmark 1911 main building.

News that the New York Public Library has hired Norman Foster and his London firm for the job is one of a string of shrewd decisions by the library that should put our minds at ease.

The Chanel Pavilion that opened Monday in Central Park sets out to drape an aura of refinement over a cynical marketing gimmick.

Though you’ve probably never heard of him, Hervé Descottes has had as large an impact on the contemporary New York skyline as any architect working today.