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The president’s move is less an example of American exceptionalism than part of a familiar pattern

Protesters flood streets in show of resistance. Plus, our architecture critic on Trump’s bulletproof ballroom bling

From ancient Egypt to Washington, D.C., rulers have long used architecture and associated stories to project power, control memory and shape national identity. As 17th-century French statesman Jean-Baptiste Colbert observed:

A couple’s dream home on Scotland’s rocky west coast is an audacious, Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired feat of architecture

How organizations can strategically plan their on-premises cloud infrastructure fit for today.

General Motors says it's trying to create "the car of the future." It's powered by software that's continually updated, full of advanced features, and increasingly autonomous. But given recent trends in the United States and beyond, it's clear that some of those cars of the future will still run on…

Letter: John Murray on how one London borough championed female and ethnic minority staff in management positions 30 years ago

He has already turned the Oval Office into a wrestler’s changing room. Now the president is building a place so gilded Nero would feel at home. Why did he pick an architect whose speciality is Catholic churches?

So, that's all cleared up now. Not.

Your future Chevys and Cadillacs will feature cutting-edge Nvidia computers and a modern technology architecture.

This Passive House build proves you don't need color to build character, as natural materials provide all the texture and depth