A Cultural Icon in Flux Do you remember teenagers roaming the food courts in your local mall? Or the family outings to the shopping mall on the weekend? These activities, once frequent features of suburban life, have shifted quite visibly. In the last few decades, the mall has faced significant disruption. As online shopping surges

Adaptive reuse has helped New York reclaim and transform one of its iconic buildings. Trans World Airlines (TWA) may be no more, but part of the terminal that superstar architect Eero Saarinen designed for the company remains a travel hub, now as a hotel. When the TWA Flight Center at New York’s John F. Kennedy

The Wonder Bread Factory building in Washington, D.C., where the eponymous sliced white bread and the parent company's sweet Hostess cake treats were made, is emblematic of how adaptive reuse can be an important part of revitalizing a neighborhood. The four-story building, with its brick-and-steel façade, is part of a group of buildings in northwest