Articles by Alex Klimoski

A long-abandoned hotel in Nogales, Arizona, has been adapted to provide affordable apartments for residents 62 and over.

An old elementary school in Harlem finds a new life as affordable housing anchored by a Boys & Girls Club.

A firm’s second project for the New York nonprofit Breaking Ground provides permanent affordable housing for the chronically homeless.

Developed for the 1967 World’s Fair in Montreal, this utopian modular-housing system married urban density with the spaciousness and individuality of suburban houses.

Jane Duncan offered reassuring words to architects in response to this week’s actions.

RECORD editor in chief Cathleen McGuigan was among those honored.

The new administration inherits an impressive roster of embassies thanks to the State Department’s program for architectural excellence.

Organizers of an arts and illustration festival collaborated with local officials to revitalize a decaying park in the Italian city of Alessandria.

The Harvard GSD-trained architect will become the first female dean of architecture in UT's 107-year history.