Articles by Izzy Kornblatt

The historically Black women’s college broke ground Friday on a new academic building that brings together science and arts.

This year's honorees range from a public works building in Iowa City to the Louisiana Children's Museum in New Orleans to a new school and library complex in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The EHDD-designed project will make the AIA's 1973 Washington, D.C. building operationally carbon-free and add a glazed brise-soleil to its exterior.

The co-founders of SO-IL and artist Anthony Titus are among the academy’s 2022 honorees.

Long objects of fascination for architects, cars blend engineering, art, and architecture—but have created or exacerbated a host of contemporary crises.

Architectural historian Ievgeniia Gubkina reflects on destruction, trauma, and heroism in her war-torn nation.

Widespread reports of abuse of migrant workers have cast a shadow over the country’s development efforts.

One of Chicago’s most prominent architects, Ross Barney has shaped public spaces from the Riverwalk to transit stations across the city.

Ebo spoke with RECORD about current projects, lessons from the pandemic, and a new studio course at Syracuse.

Joining three adjacent Gehry buildings, the Colburn Center will complete the largest concentration of the architect’s work in the world.