Articles by RECORD Editors

In western Scotland, a Victorian house’s living areas and bedrooms are remodeled while a modest contemporary expansion enlarges the kitchen in the rear.

Both events will take place at the landmark Crown Hall on the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology.

Embedded within and hovering above the rugged landscape of the Teton range, the name of this two-story mountain retreat is borrowed from a Brazilian fruit with an orange shell, echoing the weathering steel exterior.

This modern yet historically informed Hamptons residence was designed in the style of a traditional East Coast–cottage and inspired by the New England aesthetic of gabled roofs.

CookFox Architects cofounder Rick Cook joins DESIGN:ED to discuss urban design within the context of New York City and the adaptive design behind the reenvisioning of the Terminal Warehouse in West Chelsea.

This roundup includes volumes focused on the work of David Chipperfield Architects, WORKac, Frei Otto, and many others.

Despite upward movement in certain regions and sectors, the latest Architecture Billings Index shows stubbornly soft businesses conditions.

This month’s ongoing dates and events include exhibitions at MAXXI, the Skyscraper Museum, the Glass House, and London’s Design Museum, where, just in time for summer, visitors can view a show on the design of swimming.

This factory, built by a European car manufacturer in the early 20th century, was concieved as an elongated upward spiral from which completed vehicles would emerge on the building’s rooftop.