Articles by Cathleen McGuigan

Dramatic shifts in our environment, along with increasing cases of heat-related deaths, highlight a serious need to address climate change.

The design partner at PWP Landscape Architecture creates landscapes at vastly different scales, from the pastoral beauty of Glenstone to an unusual elevated urban park, tucked above the dense downtown of San Francisco.

Architecture in the U.S. can only benefit from a diverse set of voices both at home and abroad.

This month's issue examines how firms of various sizes are keeping up with the demands of today's clientele.

Architectural Record editors discuss the highlights of this year’s international exposition Venice Biennale.

Nearly 200 women attending the preview of the 2018 Biennale gathered Friday morning to press for equity, tolerance and openness in architecture, and to read the Voices of Women manifesto.

This month's issue recognizes the most unique houses completed within the past year.

The exhibition in New York examines how photography shapes perceptions of architecture.

For our annual issue on hospitality, RECORD sent design writers to visit a half-dozen unique new hotels, where they explored the architecture of guest rooms, bars, dining rooms, lounges, and spas.