New buildings for colleges and universities reflect shifting priorities in academia.

Demographers may be right about a downward slide in certain cities, but urban areas remain powerful magnets. 

Earlier this summer, an online firestorm broke out when a controversial memo written by a Google employee went viral.

There are few places on the planet untouched by man.

For an architect born in the 19th century, Frank Lloyd Wright was modern in ways that still seem surprising.

RECORD dispatched writers who went from Santiago to Seattle to report on the projects included in this month’s issue, our annual collection of Record Houses.

Rapid urbanization and the increased densification of cities is pushing high-rise construction to new heights.

This month, we’re exploring projects that make a significant contribution to the public realm of cities and neighborhoods.

In architecture, it’s always awards season.

Architects must often feel invisible. Look at news articles about new buildings or real-estate deals and notice how rarely they are cited for their designs.