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Bruce Goff's Pavilion for Japanese Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was featured on RECORD's September 1988 cover.

The rehabilitation of a beloved student hub successfully settles into its historic context with a stone-brick clad addition.

A former fish processing plant along Salmon Bay becomes a burgeoning commercial hub named West Canal Yards.

At the site of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s old St. John’s College, the Hartby adds 205 rental apartments and amenities to a changing neighborhood.

Denver-based Swan Dive Design Studio led the transformation of a wholesale club into a food court and pickleball facility.

CAW Architects and Page & Turnbull led the two-year conversion of the ornate 1922 movie palace into a 21st-century performance space.

The British-Belgian partnership of David Kohn Architects and Bovenbouw Architectuur finds renewed value in old ruins and dilapidated houses.

Architect A.N. Rebori praises a series of small Midwestern banks designed by Louis Sullivan in an essay published in the May 1916 issue of RECORD.

Following a comprehensive restoration led by Rogers Krajnak Architects, the National Register of Historic Places–listed building reopened last fall as a visitors center.

The non-profit Miho Belmont International worked with a team that included Atelier Ryo and I-Kanda Architects to renovate and relocate a traditional timber 'minka' in the Boston suburbs.