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Josephine Minutillo, Editor in Chief of Architectural Record

December 2025 Editor’s Letter

Saving Grace

Josephine Minutillo

December 2, 2025

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The projects presented in this issue are more than just places of faith, they're ones of community.

Robert A.M. Stern, Former Yale Dean and Exponent of Traditional Architecture, Dies at 86

Leopoldo Villardi

November 28, 2025

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A tireless champion of New York City, the founder of Robert A.M. Stern Architects died on November 27 following a respiratory illness.

Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu Named Curators of the 2027 Architecture Biennale

RECORD Editors

November 26, 2025

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The founders of Amateur Architecture Studio will lead the 20th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.

DESIGN:ED Podcast: Scott Specht

RECORD Editors

November 25, 2025

Scott Specht, founder of Specht Novak Architects, joins the podcast to discuss the design of Austin’s Stealth House and how this project can serve as a prototype for housing on non-traditional sites.

Trump Administration Excludes Architecture from ‘Professional’ Degrees

Grace Kuth

November 25, 2025

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Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, architecture students will face tighter federal loan caps.

October 2025 Architecture Billings Index

Business Conditions at Architecture Firms Continue Weak Streak

RECORD Editors

November 20, 2025

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The latest ABI isn’t sparking optimism that things will dramatically improve during early 2026.

Books

A New Book Chronicles the Strange Saga of Belgium’s Contribution to the 1939 New York World’s Fair

‘The Belgian Friendship Building: From the New York World’s Fair to a Virginia HBCU’ by Kathleen James-Chakraborty, Katherine M. Kuenzli, and Bryan Clark Green

November 19, 2025

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An obscure Modernist landmark, the Belgian Friendship Building has lived many lives since being reconstructed on the campus of a Virginia HBCU in the 1940s.

Mark your calendars for current and upcoming exhibitions this month and beyond at the Bass Museum in Miami Beach, the Cooper Hewitt and Center for Architecture in New York, and Chicago’s National Public Housing Museum.