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Architectural Record - June 2022

2022 June

In the June Issue, Architectural Record addresses climate justice, shining a light on the impact of climate change on disadvantaged communities, and exploring potential responses. RECORD highlights 10 emerging Design Vanguard firms as well as five hospitality projects, including a Beijing factory-turned-hotel and the reimagining of a disused Marcel Breuer building. June’s Lighting features the illumination of underground spaces, while House of the Month explores a seaside retreat on Long Island, and Landscape showcases a new bridge over the Los Angeles River. News covers the former Taliesin school's move to Arcosanti, aid for Ukrainian designers, and a SCI-Arc instructor's argument for ending coerced student labor.

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UBC Arts Student Centre

Design Vanguard 2022 Winners

RECORD's selection of top emerging firms

June 1, 2022

RECORD presents an array of emerging firms from across the globe as its Design Vanguard 2022 winners.

Harvey Road.

Design Vanguard 2022: Erbar Mattes

London

June 1, 2022

The London-based firm's robust, solid-seeming buildings are rich in sensation and ideas, yet retain an elemental simplicity.

New York Small Lots.

Design Vanguard 2022: Only If

Brooklyn, New York

June 1, 2022

Adam Frampton and Karolina Czeczek of Only If share an interest in urban planning and housing typologies, most notably affordable prototypes in unexpected places.

Forno Cultura Bakery.

Design Vanguard 2022: Ja Architecture Studio

Toronto

June 1, 2022

In Toronto, Ja Architecture Studio works at the intersection of architectural formalism and the city.

Bed-Stuy Passive House.

Design Vanguard 2022: CO Adaptive

New York

James S. Russell, FAIA

June 1, 2022

The Brooklyn-based firm CO Adaptive focuses exclusively on renovating existing structures, transforming many of them into Passive House buildings.

Hangzhou Qiantang River Museum.

Design Vanguard 2022: Line+

Hangzhou, China

June 1, 2022

Part of a younger generation of Chinese architects looking inward, Line+ seeks inspiration from the country's architectural heritage and its natural surroundings.

Round Library.

Design Vanguard 2022: Group AU

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

June 1, 2022

Tessa Kelly and Chris Parkinson of Massachusetts-based Group AU grew their practice doing community projects, some initiated and built by them.

City of London School.

Design Vanguard 2022: Freehaus

London

Tim a

June 1, 2022

From thoughtful refurbishments to recent cultural and civic projects, Freehaus is making its mark on the London scene.

Table Top Apartments.

Design Vanguard 2022: Kwong Von Glinow

Chicago

June 1, 2022

For Kwong Von Glinow, the value of architecture lies in clever formal solutions that improve the quality of life in their Chicago hometown.

Ancram Barn.

Design Vanguard 2022: Worrell Yeung

Brooklyn, New York

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Clifford A. Pearson

June 1, 2022

Brooklyn-based Worrell Yeung delivers stripped-down beauty in buildings old and new, in the city and the countryside.

Hringurrin

Design Vanguard 2022: Leckie Studio

British Columbia

June 1, 2022

From high-end residences to multifamily to modular prefab, a focus on housing drives this research-driven practice in Vancouver.

Shangri-La Hotel.

The Best New Hotels of 2022

May 31, 2022

RECORD presents a wide-ranging selection of hospitality projects—from Oslo to Mexico City—that illustrates how the industry is alive and well and continues to push the boundaries of inventive design.

Hotel Marcel

A Marcel Breuer Classic, Reimagined

In New Haven, a Breuer-designed corporate headquarters finds new life as a net zero–energy hotel

May 23, 2022

Becker + Becker transforms New Haven's Armstrong Rubber Building into one of the country's most sustainable hotels.

XOMA Hotel.

Belzberg Architects' XOMA Hotel Sails into Mexico City

May 25, 2022

In Mexico City, a new hotel meets the street with a lightness that belies the concrete block composing its facades.

Shangri-La Hotel.

In Beijing, a Steel Mill Is Reborn as the Shangri-La Hotel

Lissoni Casal Ribeiro's Shangri-La Shougang Park incorporates industrial motifs and found elements

May 24, 2022

Lissoni Casal Ribeiro transforms the giant Shougang Steelworks on the outskirts of Beijing into a luxury hotel.

Quality Hotel Hasle Linie.

A New Oslo Hotel Rises Above Typical Business Lodgings

Ghilardi+Hellsten's Quality Hotel Hasle Linie brings elegance and adaptability to Norway's largest city

Andrew ayers

May 26, 2022

The richly layered scheme for a hotel and office complex in a changing Oslo neighborhood invites future adaptation.

Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture.

Climate Justice: From Resilient Housing to Handling Heatwaves

Continuing Education

June 5, 2022

RECORD focuses on the unequal threat of the climate crisis for poor and marginalized communities, while examining solutions for healing the planet and reversing these inequities.

Lake Verret.

Climate Change and the Crisis of Inequity

A Call to Action

Katharine Logan

June 1, 2022

We are not all-in on the climate emergency—and coming together is the only way out.

South Africa Flood Damage.

Housing and Climate—Two Intersecting Crises

Katharine Logan

June 1, 2022

Design firms and builders are fostering equity through innovation in affordable, low-carbon housing.

REBUS Facade Retrofit.

Climate-Smart Shelter

Housing Case Studies

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Joann Gonchar, FAIA Pansy Schulman

June 1, 2022

RECORD looks at housing that addresses global warming and occupant well-being.

Houston Flood.

Fighting Flooding in Houston and New York

Equity meets resiliency

James S. Russell, FAIA

June 1, 2022

A range of strategies to address climate change is improving the urban realm and the quality of life for communities of different income levels.

Isle de Jean Charles.

Is Managed Retreat the Answer?

June 1, 2022

After disaster strikes, communities must grapple with the question of rebuilding or relocating.

East Boston Library Branch Cool Spot.

Boston’s Heat Plan

June 1, 2022

Extreme heat is a serious threat to human health. Boston is tackling the problem while addressing inequity.

Wind Turbines.

Climate Policy That Aims to Make It Right

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Joann Gonchar, FAIA

June 1, 2022

Federal and local governments take on carbon emissions and a long legacy of racial and social inequities.

The Renewables Gambit: Putin Loses, the West Unites, and the Gambit Pays Off

Edward Mazria, FAIA

April 28, 2022

Pundits calling for increased fossil fuel production underestimate the rapid growth of renewable energy and its potential to undermine the geopolitical power of petrostates like Russia.

Elizabeth Yeampierre

Perspectives on Climate Justice: Elizabeth Yeampierre

June 7, 2022

The environmental justice leader and executive director of UPROSE, a community group in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, spoke to RECORD about co-governance, collective leadership, and "deep green deindustrialization."

Smith Mordak

Perspectives on Climate Justice: Smith Mordak

June 21, 2022

Environmentalist and architect Smith Mordak spoke to RECORD about creating social value and how architects in practice must adapt to the changing needs of the planet.

Cathleen McGuigan

June 2022 Editor's Letter: The Climate Crisis Meets Social Justice

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Cathleen McGuigan

May 31, 2022

Two complicated movements intertwine, locally and globally, with shared goals essential to saving the earth.

Simone Leigh's “Sovereignty” Explores Colonial Histories at the Venice Biennale

Leigh is the first Black woman to present a solo exhibition at the biennale’s U.S. pavilion

May 25, 2022

Leigh’s sculptural pieces investigate colonial histories, Black feminist representation, and power objects of the African diaspora.

Former Taliesin School of Architecture Grows New Roots at Paolo Soleri's Arcosanti

Nora Burba Trulsson

April 27, 2022

Two years after parting ways with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, the institution is maintaining longtime traditions—and creating some new ones—at Paolo Soleri’s experimental settlement in Arizona.

From Around the World, Help Arrives for Ukrainian Designers and Students

May 13, 2022

As plans to rebuild Ukraine get underway, a range of initiatives are emerging to support students and designers affected by Russia's invasion.

Architects at work

The Imperative of Ending Coerced Student Labor

A reckoning with faculty misconduct at SCI-Arc shows the need for deeper change in the industry

Russell Fortmeyer

May 13, 2022

A SCI-Arc faculty member on how the school's reckoning with misconduct should prompt architects everywhere to end longstanding abusive practices.

The Art of the Oblique: The Drawings of Claude Parent

“Claude Parent Oblique Narratives No. 1" is on view at Gallery a83 until July 3

Joseph Giovannini

May 10, 2022

A new exhibition in New York showcases influential yet little-known drawings by the late Parisian artist and architect.

Amagansett Dune House.

Ryall Sheridan Architects Crafts a Seaside Retreat on Long Island

Intimate architect-client collaboration shaped the Amagansett Dune House

June 23, 2022

The Manhattan-based firm separates wood volumes to capture sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Taylor Yard Bridge.

SPF:a and Hood Embed an Eye-Catching Bridge in the L.A. River

June 29, 2022

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.

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