As Grozny, Chechnya’s capital, removes the physical scars of more than a decade of war with Russia, how will the city remember the forces that destroyed it? Very carefully.

As Grozny, Chechnya’s capital, removes the physical scars of more than a decade of war with Russia, how will the city remember the forces that destroyed it? Very carefully.

America has missed an opportunity to reimagine an urban area at a time when China has proved that no project is impossible.

Before renovations began at Izumo Taisha, one of Japan?s oldest and most famous Shinto shrines, it opened to the public for the first time in six decades.

Returning families in many areas of Baghdad are still a trickle, indicating that even though sectarian killings seem to have ended, the distrust they sowed lingers.

Far from Beijing and its gathering of Olympic athletes, victims of the earthquake that devastated Sichuan Province learn to use prosthetic limbs at a medical center.

Some of Beijing?s traditional courtyard homes are being refurbished with a mix of modern sensibility and respect for original detail.

Projects to develop more windmill farms in the Netherlands, to generate electricity, have stirred up interest in restoring the older mills that dot the Dutch countryside.

With few artifacts remaining at the site of the Angkor temples, a Thai company?s new museum there is being criticized for everything from politics to its displays.

With few artifacts remaining at the site of the Angkor temples, a Thai company?s new museum there is being criticized for everything from politics to its displays.