A new monument reckons with the past of a historic campus—and of the nation.

The flexible design of a hospital expansion at the University of Virginia swiftly adapted to the COVID-19 crisis before its opening.

As citizens and officials remove statues across the country, RECORD speaks with architectural historians and preservationists about the role of such artifacts.

"We need an understanding of how architecture is very much complicit in injustice," says Mabel Wilson, one of the Memorial's designers. See new images from the demonstration in this updated story.

The gallerist owner of an art-themed hotel in Richmond, Virginia, opens a new outpost in Charlottesville.

The UVA School of Architecture will host a public lecture by the founders of Weiss/Manfredi. Tune in online at 5pm EST on Monday, April 20.

On April 2, the Charlottesville facility designed by Perkins and Will opened 15 ICU isolation beds on one floor of the patient tower. Three other floors are slated to open in June.

Regional landmarks inform a contemporary residence set amid the hills of Virginia horse country.

The former president of Frank Lloyd Wright’s School of Architecture at Taliesin will step into his new role on June 1, 2020.