Call for Entries

Throughout the year, RECORD publishes several special features on the best in contemporary architecture—from our annual profiles of emerging firms to standout residential projects and the best new architectural products. To have your work considered, browse our list of open calls for entry. To submit other projects for consideration, consult our submission guidelines and editorial calendar for details on when and to whom you should send images and information.

Record Houses

Deadline: January 28, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. ET

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Record Kitchen & Bath

Deadline: ~~November 1, 2018~~ EXTENDED to November 30, 11:59 p.m. ET

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Guess the Architect Contest

A monthly contest from the editors of Architectural Record asks you to guess the architect for a building of historical importance. The contest begins on the first, and the deadline to enter is the last day of each month.

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The editors at Architectural Record welcome the submission of your work for consideration. Although we receive a considerable volume of submissions, we review every project and offer a broad range of opportunities for publication.

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Designing with Concrete in the 21st Century

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Concrete is a rather ubiquitous, tested, proven, and versatile building material. It has been used for literally thousands of years to create long-lasting man-made structures of all types, including buildings. Architects in the past few centuries have found it to be an appealing choice to express dynamic and vibrant designs in ways that other materials could not.

Housing Our Cities’ Growing Populations

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Population growth within American cities continues to skyrocket. Once empty downtowns in Rust Belt cities like Detroit, St. Louis and Buffalo are filling up; cities across North America like Tulsa, Philadelphia, and Ottawa, hoping to be the next Seattle, are wooing tech companies to bring their offices there.

2018 December

In the December 2018 issue, Architectural Record includes a special feature on Architecture and Photography.

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