Articles by Josephine Minutillo

The projects presented in this issue are more than just places of faith, they're ones of community.

With three major museum projects opening almost simultaneously, RECORD editor in chief Josephine Minutillo speaks with David Adjaye about this exceptional creative and professional moment.

As this issue highlights the inaugural Architectural Record Awards, as well as extraordinary examples of recently completed buildings, we are reminded of the potential of design.

Architecture is a discipline conceived in three dimensions. The fourth—time—is not often talked about, but its passage can dramatically alter how a space is perceived and used.

RECORD’s annual appraisal of houses looks at residences with a smaller scale but equally big impact.

Revisiting a 19th-century New York architect plus a taste of what's to come at our Sustainability in Practice conference on September 10 in Chicago.

As you delight in the pleasures of summer, remember to visit museums and cultural institutions to show your support.

A flurry of recent events around architecture—from the Venice Biennale to this week's AIA Conference—can sometimes obscure the realities of everyday practice, which we focus on this month.

The urge to go big and splashy is all around the design world, but subtlety can still make an impact.

The biennial lighting show was on view during the 63rd edition of the Salone del Mobile.