RECORD Editors

Among those recognized are Ultramoderne, Keller Easterling, and Brunner Prize recipient Junya Ishigami.

RECORD’s June 2004 issue celebrates the legacy of the late Mississippi-born architect and educator.

Ema Peter of Vancouver-based Ema Peter Photography joins DESIGN:ED to discuss marketing architecture and the importance of collaboration.

The 15-story office and showroom building of the famed New York piano maker opened in the fall of 1925.

Speakers at the annual event included Michael Murphy of AMMA, Andrew Barnett of Hopkins Architects, and new AIA CEO Carole Wedge.

Shortlisted in the Shift Landmark competition are concepts from MVRDV, Mecanoo, Heatherwick Studio, Ecosistema Urbano, and Office for Political Innovation.

Perched above Silicon Valley, this resilient primary residence incorporates redwood and eucalyptus from trees felled during past wildfires and ensuing mudslides.

Designed for a growing family, this airy second-story addition elevates two bedrooms, a bathroom, and roof garden above an existing single-story home in suburban Melbourne.

Illya Azaroff, 2026 president of the American Institute of Architects, joins the DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss disaster mitigation and global action through architecture.