Articles by Beth Broome

At the edge of Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, a house takes the viewing platform to a new level.

Jean Nouvel's latest project in the Gulf States was inaugurated yesterday with a black-tie affair that drew A-Listers from the worlds of art, architecture, fashion, and beyond.

The Mexican architect’s latest project addresses U.S.-Mexico relations in light of the current political climate.

A dowdy 200-year-old townhouse in Washington, D.C. is born again as a light-filled contemporary residence.

A central grouping of buildings creates a gateway and support system for 4,500 acres of parkland in Memphis.

Architectural Record editors discuss the highlights of this year’s international exposition Venice Biennale.

Reporting from the Biennale, RECORD editors preview the U.S. Pavilion exhibition “Dimensions of Citizenship.”

The new Markel Center at Virginia Commonwealth University's Institute for Contemporary Art in Richmond anchors its busy corner site at the edge of campus like an urban-scaled sculpture.

A buttoned-down office building in South Carolina adopts a Lowcountry vibe after its conversion into a luxury hotel.

A small but muscular addition creates a campus gateway and, along with the renovation of a neighboring building, reunites the arts.