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Architecture firms, like other enterprises, are experimenting with how best to return to the office.

It is April at last, and, though life and work are returning to a new kind of normal after two years of Covid, other enormous troubles loom.

Preservation matters, not only for saving architecture’s valuable legacy but to create richly textured urban neighborhoods that enhance the civic realm.

Three late great thinkers expanded contemporary ideas of how societies can thrive.

The results of the AIA-commissioned survey reveal significant gender and racial prejudice in architecture firms.

The road from the Glasgow climate confab is paved with good intentions but not enough action to halt global warming.

The best new campus architecture reflects the evolving priorities of colleges and universities.

A summer of uncertainty is a likely predictor of what the future holds.

RECORD reports on a myriad of opportunities to remake and reimagine the American city.

In this issue, we explore what it takes to build—or rebuild—public works in six cities around the globe.