RECORD reports on a myriad of opportunities to remake and reimagine the American city.

You will hear from scholars, architects, and critics about some of the ways, large and small, to revitalize the urban realm.

Various proposals nationwide show how parks and common areas can be created from a torn urban fabric.

Will big data create a more equitable built environment?

Projects from around the country reflect an array of inventive affordable approaches.

The MacArthur Foundation has given $100 million to Community Solutions to reduce homelessness. Its leader, Rosanne Haggerty, tells RECORD about the plan.

David Brown, director of the city’s 2021 Biennial, discusses the design potential for abandoned spaces.

As Hurricane Ida demonstrated, the city and Gulf Coast remain vulnerable to the Next Big One.

Germane Barnes explains the need for social resilience in the face of climate change.

The Chief Design Officer of L.A., Christopher Hawthorne, talks about the city’s most urgent problems.