Architects Louis T. Lemay and Dan Kaplan join DESIGN:ED to discuss the recent partnership of Canada's Lemay and New York–based FXCollaborative and the two firms' unified approach to urban development.
This marks the first time that the urban planning organization has presented two architects simultaneously with its prestigious Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal.
Synonymous with one of South America’s most popular beaches, this stone promenade is the work of a landscape architect known for using playful compositions to generate fluid spatial sequences.
To close out a month of our latest Record Houses, we revisit an honored residence from the April 2003 issue designed by inaugural Architect of RECORD Awardee Thomas Phifer.
“While business conditions remained soft at architecture firms nationally, there are signs that the downturn may be bottoming out,” remarked AIA chief economist Kermit Baker.
Alexei Tajzler and Christie Johnson of HLZAE join the DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss the renovation of Manhattan's iconic Flatiron Building and the impact of historic preservation on modern architecture.
During the run of the Norman Foster-organized event, held next month at Christie’s in London, 10 birdhouses—some designed by fellow Pritzker laureates—will be auctioned in support of brain cancer treatment.
Our picks include an immersive exhibition at the Edith Farnsworth House, a survey of in-progress Hudson Valley residences, and a deep-dive into a Denver hotel project at Studio Gang’s Chicago gallery space.
Nearly 200 architects and architecture students attended the day-long event—featuring Jeanne Gang, Thomas Robinson, Kevin Carmody and Andy Groarke, and Dillon Pranger—at the Illinois Institute of Technology’s Crown Hall.
