Articles by Leopoldo Villardi

Located in Doha’s Education City, the Al-Mujadilah Center & Mosque for Women is anchored by a prayer hall and hosts classes and conferences.

RECORD managing editor Leopoldo Villardi reports back with the most eye-catching products from this year’s installment of the show.

A tireless champion of New York City, the founder of Robert A.M. Stern Architects died on November 27 following a respiratory illness.

Situated on the steep slopes of a ravine, the building serves as new home to the Pittsburgh university's mech­anical engineering department.

Designed by Voorsanger Architects with local firm Mathes Brierre, the phased project features sharp and angular forms, evoking the very battleships and matériel integral to the war effort.

To reach this idyllic retreat in the heart of of Ontario’s ‘cottage country’ on Lake Joseph, residents and guests pass through a crescent-shaped canyon carved out of solid rock.

The anticipated new facility on the Princeton campus is the first of three new museums designed by shunned architect David Adjaye to open this fall.

The Connecticut-based architect details the in-progress metamorphoses of two canonical, early-career residences designed by Peter Eisenman.

The Chilean architect caps each of the dwellings with fiberglass shells, creating a series of contemplative spaces that serve different functions for each family.

Featuring a variety of learning spaces, the new Upper East Side home of Advantage Testing was built in 1891 with a design by Vaux & Radford.