Alexander Calder's Flamingo preens again, thanks to a $200,000 restoration.

The landmark 1934 trip from Denver to Chicago was a technological breakthrough in transportation and design.

The new Logan Center for the Arts is a $114 million facility with classrooms, performance spaces and theaters—punctuated by a remarkable 11-story tower.

Almost 120 years after Chicago built the world's first Ferris Wheel, New York City is planning one — a big one, in fact — on Staten Island.

The new UNO charter school provides a lesson in good design.

Countless schools, libraries, universities — even a prison or two — were built in the Brutalist style between the 1950s and about 1980. But age and Brutalism's often cold and institutional look have now placed the buildings at risk.

A 60-year-old Arizona home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright has become the subject of one of the hottest preservation battles in the country.