The memory of Frank Lloyd Wright burns brightly at Taliesin West.

Plenty of north East Valley community activists are advocating for protection of the area’s scenic natural environs. Now a group is organizing to push for better man-made environments.

Jerry Colangelo was livid as he paced inside the Breakers Resort in Palm Beach, Fla.

June 22, 2004

July 23, 2004

The first group of Frank Lloyd Wright’s apprentices reported for duty at Taliesin, Wright’s Spring Green, Wis., home, in 1932.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s lesson on ecologically sensitive building in the Sonoran Desert is finally taking hold after more than half a century, say local architects and environmentalists.

October 19, 2004

The East Valley Jewish Community Center has announced the hiring of RSP Architects as the designer for its Tolerance & Holocaust Museum, along with former Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano as RSP's strategic advisor assigned to the project.

Architect Gene Valentine jumped into community service as soon as he moved to Gilbert in 1998, in part because the town is a place where people have made it easy for him to stay involved.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Three women lie naked on a beach, their bodies a succession of curves and planes framed by foaming surf. The poster hangs over the desk of architect Oscar Niemeyer and is a tribute to his inspiration: the beauty of women and nature.

Long before Peter Eisenman rose to worldwide prominence in the field of architecture, he was a sports enthusiast and New York Giants fan growing up in Newark, N.J.

The parking lot at Christy Ten Eyck’s architectural landscape company was once covered with traditional black asphalt.

April 22, 2005

The Freestone Recreation Center architects will pay Gilbert $31,486 to settle 18 design flaw claims, the latest action involving a facility plagued by cost overruns, a leaking roof and a lawsuit.

Scores of Northwest Valley children descended upon the Arrowhead Towne Center this weekend to create a giant-sized city skyline and, in the process, become city planners — with Legos.

The architect of a ban on affirmative action programs in other states said Thursday night adopting one here won't necessarily kill existing programs to help women and minorities -- if they're opened to everyone else.

PRESCOTT -- Architect Paolo Soleri celebrated his 90th birthday with a grandiose party at Arcosanti, his signature architectural creation 65 miles north of Phoenix.

For nearly three decades, Rob Dietz was the creative heart and mind behind dozens of schools in the East Valley.