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Read an excerpt from 'Writers on Architecture in America' on Frank Lloyd Wright and the architect’s first publication in RECORD.

From California bungalows to New York skyscrapers, what makes an architecture American, let alone the most significant example of such?

The Pritzker Prize–winning architect received his Bachelor of Architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1940.

With a score of 44.5, the latest Architecture Billings Index is the lowest since January.

Allied Works founder Brad Cloepfil returns to DESIGN:ED to discuss the firm’s human-centered design approach and the design of the newly renovated Todd Haimes Theatre in New York City.

Beymen Tersane is the international firm’s first completed project in Turkey.

The Met’s Nolen Study Room, located within the Watson Library, repurposes wood shelving as CNC-milled wall paneling.

It was largely business as usual—plus cool ocean breezes—at the annual Conference on Architecture & Design.