Articles by Erin Hudson

Architecture students learn about design strategies to mitigate the effects of climate change.

An exhibition inspired by Raimund Abraham’s building examines the meanings imbued in drawings.

The Stump Stool plays around with "off-cuts of materials" in the architectural product fabricator's workshop, according to principal Jamie Perrow.

As memorial groves become more common, architects like Stockholm-based landscape designer Thorbjörn Andersson of Sweco Architects reconcile the needs of the living with those of the dead.

The architect, professor, and alum of the school will begin his new role in July.

To get a small glimpse of Ireland, New Yorkers need only travel as far as Battery Park City.

The highest-priced pieces of Meier’s work were collages featuring nude women.

The multi-faith religious institution will also play a significant role in the capital city’s cultural and public life.

The 1960 Modern-Era building is slated for demolition to make way for new tower.

RECORD speaks to the director of the first U.S.-based doctoral program centered on historic preservation.