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Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Renée Gailhoustet, and Denise Scott Brown are the subjects of three exhibitions worth seeking out this month.

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

The two-dozen honorees, ranging from public restrooms to concert halls to apartment buildings, include many projects published in RECORD.

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.

The winning proposal, selected via an international competition, will serve as permanent home to the sizable art collection of museum founder Christen Sveaas.

SOM partner Ryan Culligan joins DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss the firm's newest addition to the Chicago skyline and the influence of SOM throughout its 90-year history.

Helmed by RSHP with Lendlease, the transformative urban renewal scheme on Sydney’s northwestern harbor was 15 years in the making.

A new year also marks the end of an era when considering the recent deaths of two titans of architecture, Frank Gehry and Robert A.M. Stern.

Read an excerpt from the intriguingly titled eighth chapter, ‘Chunky, Bizarre, Sophisticated: The Peter Pan Syndrome.’