Articles by RECORD Editors

Rochester, New York’s soulful Temple B’rith Kodesh appeared in RECORD in November, 1963, during Pietro Belluschi’s tenure as dean of the MIT School of Architecture and Planning.

The Philip Johnson–designed synagogue in suburban New York City was our December, 1956 cover project.

The transformative effort will focus on the landmark botanical garden’s highly trafficked Museum Complex and Mosholu Entrance & Welcome Center.

The appointment of Young, a faculty member since 2005, fills a leadership gap left open since the 2022 departure of Nader Tehrani.

Thomas Phifer returns to the DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss the opening of the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw and his response to being the inaugural recipient of the Architect of RECORD award.

Ideal for gifting (or keeping), our selections include the back-in-print classic ‘Le Corbusier: Le Grand’ and the psychedelic fever dream of ‘Archigram,’ the magazine.

Nearly four centuries after its completion, this small but period-defining church remains as strange and inscrutable as ever.

Three of the six contenders are women-led firms including Farshid Moussavi Architecture, Selldorf Architects, and Studio Seilern.

Learn more about the nine honorable mention–receiving projects, from firms including Weiss/Manfredi, Payette, and Selldorf Architects.

The founders of Amateur Architecture Studio will lead the 20th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.