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Nader Tehrani reviews Sven Blume’s new documentary on Swedish architect Sigurd Lewerentz.

Coauthored by Steven Heller and RECORD contributing editor Molly Heintz, ‘The Education of a Design Writer’ features essays, criticism, and more.

The Chinese architects behind some American firms’ biggest projects are poised to step onto the global stage, writes Matthew Allen.

“An essential aspect of architecture that is often overlooked, especially for the neurodivergent population, is the life between the buildings,” writes Charles Durrett.

Author Tim Altenhof has 'given us an excellent history lesson that carves out a small place for breathing,' writes Russell Fortmeyer.

Read an excerpt from editor Beatriz Colomina's introduction to the book, which features 36 essays on topics ranging from mosquito mitigation to toxic masculinity.

Ideal for gifting (or keeping), our selections include the back-in-print classic ‘Le Corbusier: Le Grand’ and the psychedelic fever dream of ‘Archigram,’ the magazine.

The disappearance of a word fundamental to architecture rings loud in schools that teach the discipline, writes Andrew Holder.

Dmytro Soloviov documents buildings under threat by both Russian bombings and a domestic push to erase the Soviet past.