Gregory Scruggs
Opinion
America’s national parks are a soft power icon under threat from the White House
6 min read
How the works of Kate Gilbert helped put Boston on the map for contemporary art
How the executive director of the first Boston Public Art Triennial has given the city a contemporary edge.
Case Study 2.0: The grassroots initiative to rebuild a more resilient Palisades
After the devastation of the wildfires, a visionary duo of property-developing brothers are planning a design-led rebirth for an iconic neighbourhood.
Boeing’s rocky flight path to recovery hits turbulence with Dreamliner crash
The tragic crash of Air India Flight 171 has raised new questions about Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner.
OAS: the Washington-based body aiming to unite the Americas in the face of Trump’s threats
Amid the Trump administration’s growing hesitation about its relationship to Latin America, the multilateral body must rethink its strategy to avert institutional crisis.
Opinion
Bill Gates’s philanthropy is laudable; the expiry date for his foundation is foolish
7 min read
Opinion
Boeing’s new CEO is cause for cautious optimism amid turbulence in the industry Â
5 min read
Turning the tide: The shipbuilding company reviving a small Midwest town
Italian-owned Fincantieri is tapping into the US naval shipbuilding market – and breathing life back into Wisconsin in its slipstream.
Hot property: 10 new buildings shaping their neighbourhoods
These groundbreaking structures are redefining urban spaces from Australia to the Netherlands by harmonising with their environments and energising local communities.
Solid foundations: Three firms redefining the future of development
Boom towns and bright spots across the world are bucking the trends that others are seeing in the global economy. We speak to some key industry players whose firms are reshaping the future.
