Seven communities in seven countries in Europe and Latin America are partnering with Architecture for Humanity and Enel Cuore to strengthen local arts, crafts and health through architecture. We've compiled these developing designs, and the local architects working on them, on a custom-built program page.

With the 20th Football for Hope Centre project about to kick off, the Cape Town office pauses to reflect on 19 great moments through the course of the youth-empowering program.

From Algae & Kelp to Pure Zephyrs, see which ten proposals from four US regions will go head-to-head for the grand prize of $10K to green their schools.

Urban art is an undervalued asset in the built environment. See how three chapters reinterpret the genre to improve their neighborhoods.

The Ishinomaki office just completed a series of six semi-weekly business seminars with consultants MAKOTO. Many from the community attended, with high satisfaction. The office ("MakiBiz") looks forward to the next round of seminars this Spring.

KYSIN-no-kai was founded by five Japanese architects - Toyo Ito, Riken Yamamoto, Hiroshi Naito, Kengo Kuma and Kazuyo Sejima - to support the reconstruction of the devastated area of Tohoku. They have been rebuilding many community centers called "Minna no ie (House for All)" in Tohoku, and have committed to the next Nike GAMECHANGERS project.

Students at Port-au-Prince's all-girls CIM School were invited to learn how their new school building is designed and built to withstand future earthquakes.

A labor of love by the Haiti Property Law Working Group, Habitat for Humanity International and Architecture for Humanity, the Land Transaction Manual, Vol. 1, a How-To Guide for the Legal Sale of Property in Haiti, breaks down the bureaucracy to assist Haitians claiming property rights in an effort to permanently rebuild.