Articles by RECORD Editors

Jess Field of Field Architecture joins the podcast to discuss how landscape informs the Bay Area-based practice's design philosophy and the new book ‘Field Architecture: Conversations with the Land.’

Designed by a Pritzker Prize laureate, this brick-and-concrete house exemplified a humble and humane mode of Modernism.

Fifty-nine nationally significant sites and historic collections received funding through the Save America’s Treasures grant program.

The nearly 100-year-old design, created for a house in the Czech Republic, had been out of production since 1979.

The serious allegations, which included financial impropriety and retaliation, cast a cloud of controversy over the AIA’s annual Conference on Architecture & Design in Washington, D.C., in June.

Key elements of a 1920s-era New Jersey farmhouse are preserved and expanded with an addition that creates an energy-efficient three-bedroom, two-bathroom family home.

A neglected but architecturally significant mid-century house and its surrounding grounds are saved from potential demolition and redevelopment through a comprehensive renovation and expansion.

Built from rammed earth and surrounded by a belt of shade, the dwelling was constructed with help from the residents of a small Senegalese village.

A terrace serves as the transition point between the interior and exterior spaces of a family vacation home located west of Mexico City.