For the program's 10-year anniversary, the jury selected 14 projects, products, and technologies that address large- and local-scale issues.
To counter the havoc that storm surges can wreak in coastal areas along the San Francisco Bay, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill zeroes in on the source of the problem.
Terreform ONE creates a new building typology that can endure natural disasters and climate change while feeding the planet.
Interloop—Architecture saw an opportunity to rework the much-begrudged object required in every building.
To help architects gauge the carbon footprint of their projects, KieranTimberlake created an Autodesk Revit plug-in that can inform decision-making when it matters most—during design.
Designed by Gensler, the 33-story, LEED Platinum certified structure in Pittsburgh relies on natural ventilation for 42 percent of the year.
Ultramoderne and Guy Nordenson and Associates team up to build an expansive timber pavilion that exhibits thoughtfulness in even the smallest details.
Michael K Chen Architecture turned to science to perfect the design of a green wall in Manhattan.
Young Projects takes a modern spin—literally—on conventional crown molding to craft a stunning, geometric wall finish.
After years of mock-ups and tests, Patrick Tighe Architecture is close to realizing a residential building made mostly of spray foam.
Pancorbo + de Villar + Chacón + Martín Robles craft a striking veil from recycled cables to soften the silhouette of their concrete cube building.
H&P Architects doubles down on bamboo to develop a housing prototype that can endure a range of natural disasters.
GLD Architecture's whimsical installation for curious passersby represents a significant step in architectural form-making.
In the nascent world of dynamic architecture, RVTR and Matter Design utilize algorithms and 3D printing to design an experimental and adaptable surface.
Boston-based IKD assembles a new building block from wood typically found in the scrap pile.
