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Located in the Mercato district of the capital, Addis Ababa, the American Gibbi was completed in the mid-1910s and is a rare survivor of city fabric from the early part of the twentieth century.

The near-loss of a beloved cathedral and global icon reminds us of the depth of human connection to heritage places and the personal trauma that their destruction can bring.

A Texas building that contributed to the African-American Civil Rights Movement is threatened by the extension of Alamo visitor resources.

A training program in wood construction will pave the way for disaster recovery while opening new employment opportunities.

A government plan puts sacred lands and sites of the United States’ indigenous people at risk.

Reopening of the chapel as a cultural facility will give a community access to engaging opportunities.

A community demands inclusive and equitable solutions as construction of a new airport threatens a rich cultural landscape near Macchu Picchu.

A community-led process surrounding development and modernization can improve the quality of life for this urban neighborhood and legendary market in Lahore.

Urban growth takes a toll on a vast number of votive shrines throughout the Kathmandu Valley, prompting community members to take action through documentation.

Desire for different living standards is causing the wholesale disappearance of a vernacular architectural typology, calling for study and documentation.

Facing deterioration, one of the only temples to survive the country's suppression of religion can benefit from expert preservation assistance.

Community stewards of Mexico's oldest man-made waterway demand a seat at the table as government plans for a new park push forward.