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In January 2021, Architectural Record looks at schools across the globe. This month’s Continuing Education feature takes a deep dive into design for neurodiversity. Read an interview with RECORD editor-in-chief Cathleen McGuigan and AIA CEO Robert Ivy to learn what the organization will focus on in the coming year; meet the Serpentine Galleries’ new Director of Cultural Affairs, Yesomi Umolu; and discover a children’s library in Osaka, Japan, designed and funded by Tadao Ando. Don’t forget to check out new education and building envelope products for winter 2021.
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An early-learning school in the small town of Gidy, France, reveals how significantly the Modernist legacy survives in the work of Dominique Coulon and Associates.
On the occasion of a $10 million gift to MoMA, the multi-hyphenate curator, product designer, and architect discusses his career and his aims for a new research institute.
Robert Ivy discusses the evolution of the American Institute of Architects over his 10-year—and counting— role as CEO and points to the key issues animating the organization today.