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Located at the site of the tragic 2021 Champlain Towers South collapse, the 37-residence Delmore receives its foundation permit.

Working extensively in Southern California and beyond, Naidorf is best known for the landmark circular office tower, the first of its kind when completed in 1956.

Picks for the late summer into early fall include an ephemera-filled survey of world’s fairs, a Jorge Otero-Pailos exhibition at the newly established Onera Foundation, and the sixth edition of the Chicago Architecture Biennial.

Among the finalists for the UNESCO World Heritage Site–adjacent project are Heneghan Peng Architects, Tatiana Bilbao Estudio, Trahan Architects, and Níall McLaughlin Architects.

Submissions are accepted through August 15. The winners, determined by the jury, will be featured in the December 2025 issue of RECORD.

Our picks include a resource on teaching carbon neutral design and the latest from the head of MIT's Sustainable Design Lab.

While FEMA and the Army Corps achieve early delivery of LA wildfire cleanup, challenges loom over reconstruction.

Are architects too serious? Caricatures and cartoons might offer a way to enliven discourse and elicit a few laughs, writes Gabriele Neri.

Reed Hilderbrand principals Beka Sturges and Eric Kramer join DESIGN:ED to discuss environmental changes impacting landscape architecture and the firm's recent work at Storm King Art Center in New York’s Hudson Valley.

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is beginning to recall Mar-a-Lago with the recently paved-over Rose Garden and plans for an ‘exquisite’ 650-person ballroom off the East Wing.