Geometry may be one of the oldest branches of mathematics, but it’s much more than a theoretical subject. It’s part of our everyday lives, says Professor Jennifer Taback, and key to understanding many ...

A passerby may stroll through a parking structure and see mundane cars and concrete, but Minh Tran notices a geometrical symphony of lines, angles and captivating shadows. Architecture photographer ...

What matters about Preston Scott Cohen, a Harvard professor of architecture and digital wunderkind, is not that he is a consummate academic with piles of paper shoved into his pocket or that he turned ...

The general judgment of scholars and policy experts is that the United States-Japan alliance has been unsuccessful at thinking innovatively about architectural design and the role of China in Asia. On ...

The intricate, detailed geometry of Islamic art and architecture will be examined Monday evening during a slide lecture at Harper College. Akel Kahera, a University of Texas assistant professor, will ...

If earth, wind and fire are not enough to spark the mind, nothing is, reasoned San Francisco architect Michael Olexo as he approached his year as a resident artist at the Arts Far West middle and high ...