The Dallas Morning News architecture critic and RECORD contributor talks about his new book, The Man in the Glass House. Watch the segment and read our review of the biography.

The Pritzker Prize-winning designer's notable work draws psychoanalytic interpretations.

In light of recent controversy about Philip Johnson’s building in New York, commentator Robert Kahn asks whether the original architecture is worth saving.

Preservation groups scrutinize the behavior of the developer, owner, and NYC Landmarks commission.

Architecture critic Mark Lamster discusses how moving forward should not entail erasing the past.

Gensler was recently issued a $1.66 million work permit for interior installation and removals.

The proposal replaces the Stony Creek granite facade on the lower levels with a glass curtain wall.

Home to works by Stella, Rauschenberg, Chamberlain, and more, the Glass House Sculpture Gallery reopens with an entirely new roof.

The Four Seasons Restaurant, designed by Philip Johnson in 1959, leaves the Seagram Building with only memories intact.

Big, splendid and very expensive (mere art lovers may buy a drink at the bar), the new restaurant in the Seagram building is called The Four Seasons.