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As Canada’s first purpose-built school for the integrative discipline of biomedical engineering, the new Gordon B. Shrum Building prioritizes collaboration.

This special series showcases four programmatically flexible STEM facilities on college and university campuses.

Learn more about the awardee in the Adaptive Reuse & Renovation category by MVRDV.

Learn more about our Building of the Year recipient—and awardee in the Office & Workplace category—by Barozzi Veiga.

Fonden for Hånd­værks­kollegier's circular residential complex, which provides affordable housing to young people, is connected to a local technical college.

The nearly two-century old building in the rapidly changing Gowanus neighborhood required myriad structural interventions and features a design that maximizes space.

Designed by Voorsanger Architects with local firm Mathes Brierre, the phased project features sharp and angular forms, evoking the very battleships and matériel integral to the war effort.

Snøhetta’s renovation and expansion of the regional performing arts center adds new theater venues and rehearsal spaces while preserving the 1962 building’s mid-century appeal.

A short December 1964 survey of the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College—recently reimagined by Snøhetta—refers to the building as a ‘valuable prototype for new campus fine arts centers being planned elsewhere in the country.’

In the April 1903 issue of RECORD, Montgomery Schuyler dedicates nearly 5,000 words to McKim, Mead & White’s expansion and renovation of the White House—a project that included an early iteration of the now-demolished East Wing.