In May, RECORD explores an eclectic array of projects: the adaptive reuse of a 18th-century hospital in Vilnius, a pair of new residential colleges at Princeton University, a town hall in Portugal, a Virginia entrepreneurial hub, a Dutch architectural debut, and a Southern California citrus facility-turned-dance center. Continuing Education examines decarbonizing concrete; House of the Month highlights a rustic Ontario cottage; and Landscape unearths an underwater bike garage in Amsterdam. In Normandy, Lina Ghotmeh reveals a workshop for Hermès while in Los Angeles, Michael Maltzan’s revamp of the Hammer Museum opens. RECORD also talks with Deborah Berke about her firm’s refocused vision.
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Dubbed CODE, the new building and its plaza enliven Charlottesville, Virginia’s historic pedestrian mall with an eye toward the community—and the future.
Joined by partners Maitland Jones and Arthi Krishnamoorthy, Deborah Berke spoke with RECORD about her firm's name change, what it means for the 60-person practice, and her forthcoming book ‘Transform.’
RECORD talks with Ann Philbin, longtime director of the Hammer who is stepping down next year, and Maltzan, a featured speaker at the upcoming Los Angeles edition of Record on the Road on November 13.
Every day since November 2019, Andrew Bruno has sketched a single dwelling and shared it with his Instagram following—his new book reflects on the first 365 days of this self-initiated drawing exercise.
Canceled for two years—first for COVID, then the gas-price crisis—one of the world’s most important ceramic fairs resurfaced this year in Valencia, and RECORD was there to check out what's new.
Inspired by interactions from the country's colonial past, the indigenous Australian artist and the award-winning firm collaboratively design a shaded plaza and community center.
The 2020 Record Design Vanguard firm and fellow Brooklyn-based lighting studio were tapped to build the technology company's new headquarters in Battery Park City.