More architects in Sweden are turning to wood to build their structures and make them more sustainable.

Eventually, these inhibitions will be overcome. Timber structures will emulate conventional skyscrapers with increasing fidelity, eliminating ever more steel and concrete.

Skyscrapers have become established components of the modern city, but they still manage to inspire a sense of awe.

Architects from Zumo have given a glimpse into the future of urban building: AI-generated inflatable skyscrapers.

For better or worse -- possibly both -- the skyscraper was the exhilarating signature of architecture in the 20th century. But what will be its future in the 21st? This is an inescapable question ...

The two planned high-rise buildings will contain engineered wood products like glued laminated timber (known as glulam), where pieces of wood are glued together under pressure with water-resistant ...

The skyscrapers of the future will still need windows, but glass should be 40 per cent of the facade, at most, and long-life materials will make up the rest.

Architecture shoots further into the sky as dramatic new buildings get tall, supertall, and megatall.

Will Skyscrapers of the Future Be Built From Wood? Why cross-laminated timber might become the newest trend in urban architecture ...

There's something inherently absurd about skyscrapers. They defy gravity and high winds. They require years of challenging high-altitude construction. They're dizzying to look at—from the ground ...

HAUT wasn’t the first time I’d heard about the use of timber in skyscrapers. I was lucky enough to interview Bill Baker, chief engineer of the Burj Khalifa, and partner in architectural firm ...