'Architecture Of An Asylum' Tracks History Of U.S. Treatment Of Mental Illness Founded in 1855, St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C., grew from 250 patients to 8,000. A new exhibit at the National Building Museum explores the links between architecture and mental health.

See the Futuristic Architecture of Brazil's Past 'Until Brasília, I regarded architecture as an exercise to be practiced in a sporting spirit and nothing more.'

Tbilisi, Georgia: No Longer Europe’s Best-Kept-Secret Destination Not long ago, few Western travelers ventured to Georgia, a former Soviet republic. Now its newly polished capital city, Tbilisi, is shaping up to be the life the party.

How Trump Made Architecture (And Cities) Worse Here's a shortlist of his misdeeds to architecture and architects.

Several explosions and heavy gunfire heard outside UN building in Jakarta A series of explosions have reportedly been heard outside the United Nations building in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.

Tijuana architecture school teaches the nuts and bolts of building too - LA Times Within view of the U.S.-Mexico border, inside a bland, three-story office building that once housed a medical clinic for sex workers, the Escuela Libre de Arquitectura (Architecture Free School) was founded by Tijuana architect Jorge Gracia with its

How one small town became the 'Lavender Capital of North America' Sequim, Washington, has spent the last 20 years transforming arid farmland into a fragrant prairie of purple blooms. What's the secret to their lavender-infused luck?

The Real Washington D.C. Crime Fights and Violence So those we employ in Washington D.C. are complaining that a $100.000 Dollar Plus a year Salary is not enough.. Now Since the late 70s Our Nations Capital ha...

Exhibit highlights architecture as product of its environment An exhibit at the National Building Museum offers a glimpse into the ideology behind building design.