Articles by RECORD Editors

Ben van Berkel and Frans van Vuure of Dutch firm UNS discuss the just-completed renovation of the Jewish Museum of New York and the opening of the studio's first U.S. office in Austin.

On display at AIA26 in San Diego, the winning photographs by architectural practitioners and students showcase the role of photography in interpreting the built environment.

The announcement follows a long search and tumultuous period for the school.

Designed as the primary home for a growing family, this Toronto dwelling prioritizes adaptability and multigenerational use.

Luis Vidal + Architects founder Luis Vidal joins DESIGN:ED to discuss quality airport design and how he grew his firm from his living room to a global architecture brand.

The May ABI's score of 48.3 shows softening after a brief period of near-flat scores in April and March.

Breeze blocks on the exterior of this Bangkok home provide passive airflow and privacy, while also offering passersby glimpses of a bright-yellow courtyard interior.

The configuration of this lakeside dwelling in West Michigan directly responds to the shoreline views.

The 37th iteration of the International Contemporary Furniture Fair celebrated sustainability and the bridge-building capacity of design.

The design of this multi-level Mexico City residence centers on wood as both material and spatial device.