Googleplex was the product of a distinct tension (and ultimately a collaboration) between architect and client. What is most extraordinary was the initiative to make the interior spaces of the headquarters feel like a town.
The United Artists Theatre was designed by Charles Howard Crane and opened in 1928. The interior of the theater was sumptuously decorated in Spanish Gothic style, with intricate ornamentation, a large chandelier, a grand staircase and a two-story circular lobby.
Photographer Ryan Southen witnessed the rapid interior decay of Michigan Central Station over the last few years, as the building awaits its fate. Ironically, much of the decay is due to the public fascination with the place.
The abandoned Philadelphia's Lorraine Hotel has rich history that covers racial integration, religious cults and the hand of real estate developers.
A trek to photograph Louis I. Kahn's last building at Yale, the beautiful Center for British Art.
While children and the young at heart would seem the obvious attendees at the New York Botanical Garden's Holiday Train Show, it's actually a must-visit for architectural buffs.
Fragments of this past scattered throughout the city are reminders of the convict roots of a new nation. Once a continent-sized prison, it's today what many people think of, thanks to its civil liberties and live-and-let-live social attitudes-one of the most free places on earth.
Tapping into Singapore's savvy water supply at Marina Barrage.
The 2011 GovFresh Awards demonstrate that local government agencies are not lagging behind on the social media wave.
Untapped enters the oldest private residence in New York City.