Witold Rybczynski

Forget the solar panels and the rain barrels—if you want to save energy, leave the suburbs.

Public competitions for architectural commissions don't necessarily produce the best buildings

The discovery and replanting of a century-old lost landscape

Soon America's most venerated icon will have a new, and more appropriate, home

By trying to keep up with the times, the Museum of Modern Art may obliterate its architectural diary of modernism

Seiji Ozawa Hall, at Tanglewood, is modeled on the world's few great concert halls.

To make cities work better, make them smaller

After a century of evolution, shopping malls are now urban centers, with post offices, hotels, counseling centers, and even amusement parks—all in a weather-protected, safe, clean place. Now signs of real life are starting to appear