America ByDesign

America ByDesign is a captivating magazine-style television series that celebrates the best in architecture, design, and innovation throughout the U.S. and beyond.

Each episode showcases a carefully curated selection of leading-edge architectural projects. Through diverse stories, the series is dedicated to illuminating how landscape architecture enhances our natural and built environments to create healthy, beautiful, and resilient places for all.

America ByDesign has secured a prestigious broadcast platform for both U.S. and international distribution, every Saturday 9 p.m. on the CBS Network’s free live-streaming platform

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Season 7, Episode 2

Episode 2 begins in Sarasota, Florida, with Shibusa, a Hive Architects residence that blends modernist principles with natural material warmth. In Austin, Texas, ACC Highland Campus Parks by dwg transforms an urban campus into a vibrant, biophilic green space.We then travel to Mesa, Arizona, to explore the Gateway Library by Richard Kennedy Architects, a community hub that connects public space with regional desert design. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Silverman Hall by Voith & Mactavish Architects breathes new life into historic academic infrastructure. Finally, we head to St. Louis, Missouri, to discover The Victor Building by Trivers, a masterclass in historic adaptive reuse. This episode is brought to you Engage Building Systems.

Season 7, Episode 1

Episode 1 begins in Pebble Beach, California, with 17 Mile Drive, an 8,600-square-foot coastal retreat.  In Tucson, Arizona, we explore the Paul and Alice Baker Center for Public Media, a state-of-the-art community hub and broadcast facility. Then travel to St. Louis, Missouri, to discover the Garden Room, a contemporary double-lot addition. In Overland Park, Kansas, SFS Architecture’s new Fire Station No. 41 prioritizes first responder health and renewable energy. Finally, we head to Irving, Texas, to the new State Bank of Texas headquarters, where natural materials combine with mid-century modernism. This episode is proudly brought to you by Western Architectural Openings and Engage Building Systems.