Put some structure into your coffee-table reading matter with these weighty tomes about the buildings that surround us.

There are reports that debris was carried over 100 miles from Moore

Until October last year, the South Ferry subway station was used by an estimated 30,000 people every day

Turning pistols into piccolos sounds like the kind of hippie dream that died out with flared trousers. But a group of UK musicians is doing just that, taking the theatre of war and giving it its own orchestra pit.

Isn't he the next Republican presidential candidate?

Commuters could face miserable journeys to and from work well into next month

Quvenzhané Wallis is astonishing as six-year-old Hushpuppy, who lives with her often absent father (“Daddy could have changed into a tree or a bug, there wasn't no way to know”) in the poverty-stricken “Bathtub” area on the Louisiana Bayou.

Time after time in 2012, Bloomberg photographers came through with striking, pointed, poignant and just plain beautiful images, from the dire impact of Hurricane Sandy to the people voting on Greece's role in the European Union, from Facebook's IPO fiasco to the Fukushima Dai-Ichi meltdown.

Amid the political horse trading, politicians ignore climate change at their peril

Attempts to create a new climate treaty failed in Copenhagen three years ago

The city was decimated by Katrina, but now it's blazing a recovery trial

President Barack Obama on Thursday promised residents of New York and New Jersey hit by superstorm Sandy that they will get a coordinated federal, state and local effort to rebuild their devastated neighborhoods.

Lorraine Massoni crawled north on Brooklyn's Coney Island Avenue in a rented minivan along with her three children, hoping she wouldn't miss an apartment viewing in her hunt to relocate from a flooded Rockaway home.