Articles by Josephine Minutillo

As Smiljan Radić receives his Pritzker Award, and the AIA Conference gets underway, we reflect on the art—and business—of architecture.

The annual awards have honored the best in design for over seven decades.

Everyone’s a critic when it comes to two just-opened museums.

Our annual Interiors issue mixes it up—embracing minimalism and maximalism.

Santiago-based Radić joins Alejandro Aravena as the second Chilean—and second RECORD Design Vanguard recipient—to win architecture's most prestigious prize.

Architecture can be a political act—not always aimed at expressing resistance or symbolic meaning—but in some cases simply conveying goodwill.

Building lifespans run the gamut, but with a focus on reuse and renovation, the February issue shows off exemplary old buildings that continue to thrive.

Set among a tranquil landscape, the hybrid steel and mass-timber Contemplative Commons aims to foster organic exploration of new ways of experiencing the world.

A new year also marks the end of an era when considering the recent deaths of two titans of architecture, Frank Gehry and Robert A.M. Stern.