Articles by Leopoldo Villardi

In Chile, Santiago Valdivieso tinkers with form, technique, and landscape.

With many recent graduates in the U.S. struggling to make ends meet, some firms are helping them overcome student-loan debt.

The firm, celebrating its 50th anniversary, devised an arched curtain wall to create depth and shadow.

A retrospective of the design-minded company's retail spaces reveals an apt history of innovation, particularly with glass.

The associate professor at Texas A&M University discusses civic buildings that have been earmarked for sale or for the wrecking ball.

Max Núñez Arquitectos’ Museo Regional de Atacama serves as both cultural anchor and oasis, offering shelter from the harsh sun.

RECORD talks with Micah Springut, founder of the New York–based start-up, about his goals for the centuries-old art form and his new workspace in Brooklyn.

Athletes and spectators will see little ground-up construction, but planners have carefully considered the afterlife of the Winter Games and its venues.

The Italian visionary talks to RECORD about his oeuvre and plans for the school—named the Marionannischolé—which is set to open later this year in the Italian town of Bentivoglio.

RECORD talks to New Affiliates cofounders Jaffer Kolb and Ivi Diamantopoulou about their transformation of the museum’s third- and fourth–floor galleries.