Capturing a project in photographs requires clear goals and careful planning.

In this special section, we examine how architects and photographers approach each other’s craft and work together.

The 20th Century's leading photographers have shaped our perception of the era's iconic modernists.

An inventive circular structure in Ohio is home to a new institution celebrating veterans.

In China, a subterranean museum with spectacular domelike galleries opens up to ocean views.

An ordinary apartment building on a quiet block in Chicago is revamped as a stunning space for art.

Artificial hills are alive with the sound of music at this performing arts center in Taiwan.

An ordinary apartment building on a quiet block in Chicago is revamped as a stunning space for art.

Four editors briefly highlight books about historic and living architects, interiors, and landscape design to guide our readers in choosing gifts for architects, clients, students, or interested lay people.

The interior of a Rococo-style villa in China gets a modern interpretation.

Junya Ishigama creates a dreamlike landscape for a Japanese artist's residence.

An accessory dwelling unit is the star of the show in a dense Los Angeles neighborhood.

This month's issue examines the importance of photography in the field of architecture.

Last month, RECORD recognized five women who have contributed greatly to the architecture profession.

Vandalism in New York sparks discussion about the role of memorial spaces—not just as symbols of recognition and remembrance, but as forums for conversation.

In the kitchen and bath category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include cabinets, appliances, fixtures, and fittings.

In the building systems and components category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include controls, HVAC systems, devices, and special equipment.

In the building envelopes category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include claddings, coatings, surfacing, and systems.

In the furnishings category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include contract, residential, indoor, and outdoor furnishings.

In the surfaces category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include walls, ceilings, flooring, and partitions.

In the doors, windows, and hardware category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include options, controls, safety, and integration features.

This year's Record Products of the Year contest received more than 320 entries. Judges selected 67 winners across seven categories.

In the lighting category of this year's Record Products contest, winners include indoor, outdoor, and commercial fixtures, as well as linked systems.