Articles by Cathleen McGuigan

The prominent British-born New York art dealer has died at 60 after a long illness.

Life has changed dramatically in a matter of days, says editor in chief Cathleen McGuigan. Here’s how RECORD is covering COVID-19.

In the past month, we have seen the politicization of architecture to an extent that few of us imagined possible.

A show on view through March 15 examines the work of an artist who worked closely with many prominent modernist architects.

Many professional organizations have spoken out against a draft executive order, first reported by RECORD, that would dictate the style of new or upgraded federal buildings.

Preservation is not just about saving history but is the essence of responsible design.

RECORD has obtained what appears to be a preliminary draft of an executive order that, if implemented, would profoundly affect the future of federal architecture. The AIA issued a statement in response on Tuesday afternoon.

While major global powers refuse tough action on the climate crisis, architects, engineers, and contractors can help lead in reducing embodied carbon.