Connie Chung

Historic towns and farms located on the outskirts of Beijing are being engulfed by urban sprawl.

Do sport utility vehicles cause more wear and tear on roads than cars? The mayor of Chicago thinks so; engineers disagree.

Harvard University is one of many educational institutions that Boston city officials have asked to create housing for students and employees.

A Hartford Courant editorial gives reasons for why a current city proposal to implement an 'affordable rental standard' is bad for Hartford.

In the wake of a new era of design brought upon by 9/11, FT.com's architecture writer reflects on the origins and the future of morality in architecture.