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

The October 30 event, held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan, was followed by a ceremony honoring the 2025 honorees of the Architectural Record Awards.

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

With three major museum projects opening almost simultaneously, RECORD editor in chief Josephine Minutillo speaks with David Adjaye about this exceptional creative and professional moment.

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.

As this issue highlights the inaugural Architectural Record Awards, as well as extraordinary examples of recently completed buildings, we are reminded of the potential of design.

Designed by Hopkins Architects, the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities is the largest building ever constructed by the university, and the largest in England built to Passivhaus standards.

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

Following the announcement of the individual awardees, including Architect of RECORD Thomas Phifer, we reveal exceptional projects honored in 14 categories.