Articles by Josephine Minutillo

As the profession faces increased scrutiny, RECORD recognizes the achievements of architects who deal with the intense complexity of getting something right.

The steel-glass-and-cedar Frame House’s gridded facade alternates opacity and transparency to offer street-facing privacy and breathtaking bay views.

Our September issue celebrates innovation in residential design, a typology that's historically provided architects with the opportunity to experiment.

The August issue highlights buildings and spaces that smartly connect to nature, rather than turn their back to it.

Titled 'I.M. Pei: Life is Architecture,' the exhibition covers the Chinese-American architect's decorated career and famously long life.

As controversy prevailed at the AIA Conference last month and RECORD probes the gamesmanship at the national organization, we also look to sports of a different kind.

A nearly century-old library steps up its role as a cultural institution by expanding below grade and becoming accessible to all.

Devoted to civic architecture, our June issue assesses the value of physical space in times of dissent and upheaval.

This month's issue explores how good design can navigate political and economic hurdles to affordable housing.