Nate Berg

How the world’s most remote buildings can help us adapt to climate change

In many cases, the right thing to build is . . . nothing.

How the world’s most remote buildings can help us adapt to climate change

See inside the lost archive of celebrated Black architect Paul Williams

The archive, originally thought lost in a fire during the 1992 uprising in Los Angeles, sheds new light on Williams, who designed everything from airports to public housing to mansions for Frank Sinatra and Lucille Ball.

See inside the lost archive of celebrated Black architect Paul Williams

Airports can be a petri dish for COVID-19. Now you can get a test on-site

Adaptations to the physical spaces of airports may soon become more common, as air travel rebounds and the companies dependent on it seek to assuage the fears of customers.

Airports can be a petri dish for COVID-19. Now you can get a test on-site

Impact

We’re at a climate turning point. COVID-19 recovery plans could tip the scales

Building Back Greener: How COVID-19 recovery could shape a brighter climate future

New York City is testing electric garbage trucks

News

Fast Company is looking for a freelance part time commerce writer

As BTS cashes in on Big Hit Entertainment’s IPO, fans hope for a piece of the action too

Amazon Prime Day 2020: What you need to know

Co.Design

These tiny tattoos change color when you need to put on sunscreen

Why one architecture firm is looking at planes to construct buildings of the future

Your dog is ready for a change of scenery too. Here are 16 DIY designs to upgrade their home

Work Life

‘Mentorship made my career’: How to pay it forward to young talent while remote

I stopped using screens on Sundays. This is how it changed my life

Managers: These are 5 skills your employees wish you had