The "Straight Line Crazy" writer on why he took on a quintessentially American figure for a play originally staged in London.

Juno co-founder BJ Siegel and Ennead partner Tomas Rossant (a recent RECORD Innovation speaker) join the podcast to discuss their unique approach to design and construction, the future of cities, and the role of mass timber in creating affordable housing.

“Residential Rising” is a story of significant adaptive reuse, as the symbolic hub of American capitalism has seen dozens of its aging office buildings transformed into housing.

SOM's "Wild Mile" restores nature to an industrialized stretch of the Chicago River.

Projects from North America, Europe, and Asia showcase new architectural ideas for sports and other leisure activities.

The architects endeavor to serve the needs of the dense city while considering rising temperatures and respecting the character of the historic harbor.

The daring viaduct over the Los Angeles River, designed by Michael Maltzan Architecture, has become an instant L.A. icon.

Part of the city's ongoing L.A. River revitalization efforts, a bridge connects two previously separated neighborhoods, affording cyclists and pedestrians views of the enhanced natural landscape.

Architects from Chicago to Belgium explore solutions for creating work spaces that can accommodate new, flexible styles of working while accounting for sustainability needs.

Architects and their clients are reimagining the workplace with more flexible and humane environments.