Articles by Jack Hanly

These projects feature meandering pathways, the agglomeration of cubic forms and unpredictable encla ves of public space.

The vaulted ceilings, arched windows and deep history make churches an ideal choice for people seeki ng unique homes.

Brooklyn, once the neglected, grittier sibling to Manhattan’s glamorous magnetism, has recently seen its cultural cachet skyrocket.

How can architects design for the inevitable suburban sprawl that comes with our rapidly growing cit ies?

Low-rise, high-density housing attempts to combine the best elements of both urban and suburban deve lopment schemes.

Masonry is being harnessed in imaginative new ways by contemporary firms.

Explore some of London’s most iconic Brutalist housing developments, revealing their history and rem arkable architectural language, in all its imperfect glory.

New York City is home to some of the best examples of postmodernism’s paradoxical relationship to th e high-rise typology.

These contemporary homes incorporate sloping rooflines to accommodate winds from the ocean, untreate d wood siding and muted colors.