Articles Tagged with ''California''

RECORD deputy editor Joann Gonchar talks with the landscape architecture firm’s director of climate strategy, who served as one of the principal investigators for its ‘Playbook for the Pyrocene.’

Case Study: Adapt and Case Study 2.0 offer a fire resilience–oriented riff on the famed midcentury program instigated to address the post-World War II housing shortage.

‘From these embers, we can help communities remain or, through silence and complicity, facilitate their erasure,’ writes Victor Jones.

RECORD explores the challenges to rebuilding—and the progress made—in the neighborhoods devastated by last January’s fires.

Built from stone, timber, and glass, this California residence serves as both a refuge from harsh coastal conditions and a light-filled dwelling immersed in the landscape.

Clad in darkened plywood panels, the House of Four Ecologies snakes through the landscape of the fabled coastal community.

The update to Temple Emanu-El adds educational and congregational space while restoring several of the landmark's most distinctive architectural features.

The sustainable architecture of San Bernardino’s Cardinal Child Development Center doubles as a teaching tool for preschool and transitional kindergarten students.

An adaptive reuse project adds color and light for a new community center and preschool along a storied boulevard in the San Fernando Valley.

Learn more about the awardee in the Housing category by Lorcan O' Herlihy Architects.