Articles by Cathleen McGuigan

A changing of the guard at the top of Architectural Record.

In this month's issue, innovative projects for arts and culture feed the senses.

The "Straight Line Crazy" writer on why he took on a quintessentially American figure for a play originally staged in London.

Colleges and universities have a responsibility to the cities—and the world—beyond their gates.

High demand, low vacancy, and soaring prices are tough on the low end of the market.

With record-breaking temperatures, the world needs new ideas to reduce carbon emissions and slow global warming.

The maverick artist began work on his mythological sculptural work in the state’s Great Basin 50 years ago.

This year, AIA celebrated three cycles of honorees–and the values they reflect bode well for the profession.

While we have monuments for the victims of war and other catastrophes, commemorating those who have died in the American epidemic of gun violence is an almost unspeakable challenge.

Two complicated movements intertwine, locally and globally, with shared goals essential to saving the earth.