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Read an excerpt from ‘Architecture for Culture: Rethinking Museums’ by the director of curatorial affairs at Fondation Cartier in Paris.

Joining featured speakers Jennifer Bonner, Amin Taha, French 2D, Alvisi Kirimoto, and Michael Brotherton is our inaugural Architect of Record awardee, Thomas Phifer.

Edited by RECORD contributing editor Izzy Kornblatt, the book features nearly 400 photographs depicting everyday environments from Las Vegas to Levittown and points in between.

Architects Louis T. Lemay and Dan Kaplan join DESIGN:ED to discuss the recent partnership of Canada's Lemay and New York–based FXCollaborative and the two firms' unified approach to urban development.

This marks the first time that the urban planning organization has presented two architects simultaneously with its prestigious Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal.

Architecture is a discipline conceived in three dimensions. The fourth—time—is not often talked about, but its passage can dramatically alter how a space is perceived and used.

The educator and curator talks to RECORD about teaching in the present climate, as well as his views on current museological approaches and architectural exhibitions.

Employing membrane-assisted radiant cooling, the scalable structure, developed by a team that included Henning Larsen and researchers from U Penn, will remain on view until the end of this month.

The Swiss firm was on the job for more than a decade until a riff with the museum over ballooning costs brought the project back to square one in late 2024.

Best known for designing London’s 1990s-era SIS Building and Embankment Place, Farrell’s death follows the recent passing of his former partner, Nicholas Grimshaw.