Articles by Cathleen McGuigan

Cornell University has announced that a recent major gift from Richard Meier to the Department of Architecture would no longer be accepted in response of allegations of sexual misconduct.

While other industries are roiling with allegations of sexual abuse, the design profession has been strangely quiet.

Crucial to the life of the city, public buildings can dramatically alter the landscape of declining urban areas. ​

Towering on the edge of Paris, a new justice building presides over an urban transformation.

Editor-in-chief Cathleen McGuigan​ welcomes the new year with the greatest moments in architecture in 2017.

RECORD examines the intersection of art and architecture.

New buildings for colleges and universities reflect shifting priorities in academia.

Demographers may be right about a downward slide in certain cities, but urban areas remain powerful magnets. 

Earlier this summer, an online firestorm broke out when a controversial memo written by a Google employee went viral.

Glenstone, a museum for post-World War II art outside Washington, D.C., in rural Maryland, is a striking cultural facility, featuring eminent works of outdoor sculpture on a bucolic 200-acre site and exhibitions in a 2006 building designed by Gwathmey Siegel.