The Future of Practice Despite the strong economy, firms face challenges and the need to evolve with technology. Cathleen McGuigan June 1, 2018 No Comments This month's issue examines how firms of various sizes are keeping up with the demands of today's clientele.Read More
Gimme Shelter While we celebrate the annual issue of Record Houses, let's not forget the housing crisis. Cathleen McGuigan May 1, 2018 3 Comments This month's issue recognizes the most unique houses completed within the past year.Read More
The Suite Spot While conformity used to guide hospitality design, now original expression and a strong sense of place inspire hotel architecture. Cathleen McGuigan April 1, 2018 No Comments For our annual issue on hospitality, RECORD sent design writers to visit a half-dozen unique new hotels, where they explored the architecture of guest rooms, bars, dining rooms, lounges, and spas.Read More
Where Is Architecture's #MeToo Movement? Cathleen McGuigan February 28, 2018 8 Comments While other industries are roiling with allegations of sexual abuse, the design profession has been strangely quiet.Read More
Living on the Edge Public buildings catalyze change. Cathleen McGuigan February 1, 2018 No Comments Crucial to the life of the city, public buildings can dramatically alter the landscape of declining urban areas. Read More
A Good Year for Architecture From pavilions in a Japanese garden to a mysterious restaurant and a Jenga-like tower, these were some of our favorite designs in 2017. Cathleen McGuigan December 27, 2017 One Comment Editor-in-chief Cathleen McGuigan welcomes the new year with the greatest moments in architecture in 2017. Read More
Cities and Culture A look at innovative architecture—and an artist’s take on the cycles of urban growth. Cathleen McGuigan December 1, 2017 No Comments RECORD examines the intersection of art and architecture. Read More
Go to the Head of the Class RECORD explores new collegiate architecture and how it reflects the innovative programs and shifting priorities of academia. Cathleen McGuigan November 1, 2017 No Comments New buildings for colleges and universities reflect shifting priorities in academia.Read More
Shelter from the Storm Architects must continue to explore new forms for urban living. Cathleen McGuigan October 1, 2017 No Comments Demographers may be right about a downward slide in certain cities, but urban areas remain powerful magnets. Read More
Equal Opportunity Gender bias seems even more deeply entrenched in the tech industry than in architecture. Cathleen McGuigan September 1, 2017 No Comments Earlier this summer, an online firestorm broke out when a controversial memo written by a Google employee went viral.Read More