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Grace Farms Hosts Fifth Annual Design for Freedom Summit

April 8, 2026

The Connecticut-based foundation unveiled four new pilot projects by BIG, DIALOG, Fogarty Finger, and Rafael Viñoly Architects.

Continuing Education: Living Building Challenge

Yale Divinity School’s New Housing, by Bruner/Cott and Höweler + Yoon, Reflects the Values of Eco-Theology

New Haven, Connecticut

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

December 1, 2025

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Sitting on New Haven’s Science Hill, the 50-bed Living Village residence hall is seeking full certification under the world's most rigorous green-building rating system.

RECORD Interviews

Andrew Ferentinos Rehabilitates Two Eisenman Houses

Leopoldo Villardi

September 10, 2025

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The Connecticut-based architect details the in-progress metamorphoses of two canonical, early-career residences designed by Peter Eisenman.

Featured Houses

Hidden House by GOA

Greenwich, Connecticut

RECORD Editors

July 29, 2025

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A 1960s-era Connecticut residence with a distinctive flared roof is updated for 21st-century living through a careful gut renovation.

From the RECORD Archives: ‘Yale Center for British Art’

RECORD Editors

April 4, 2025

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In recognition of the Yale Center for British Art’s reopening following a major conservation project and gallery reinstallation, read Vincent Scully’s 1977 review of the Louis Kahn–designed museum.

Residential Architecture 2025

Mid-Century Modernism Meets Connecticut Woodlands in a House by Tom Lontine Architect

Deep River, Connecticut

Dante A. Ciampaglia

March 19, 2025

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A low-slung form and dark materials allow the architect’s first solo project to fade into its sylvan setting.

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Yale Center for British Art Announces March 29 Reopening Date

Matt Hickman

November 18, 2024

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The renovated 1977 Louis Kahn–designed building will feature reinstalled galleries, upgraded lighting, and more than 200 new skylights on its ‘fifth elevation.’