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Tribute: Joseph Rykwert (1926-2024)
Born in Warsaw, the RIBA Gold Medal-winning architectural historian held positions as a lecturer and professor at a range of institutions, including the University of Pennsylvania's Weitzman School of Design.
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A New Documentary Wrestles With the Legacy of Designer Eliot Noyes-and Corporate Modernism
Jason Andrew Cohn's 'Modernism, Inc: The Eliot Noyes Design Story' opens in New York on July 19 at the IFC Center.
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Exit Strategy: The Case for Single-Stair Egress
Forum: Reforming U.S. building codes to permit single-stair apartment buildings would facilitate cost-effective and higher-density housing, writes Alex Armlovich.
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The Brooklyn Tower, the Borough's Only Supertall, Faces Foreclosure
The SHoP Architects-designed tower is one of several projects the firm completed forMichael Stern and JDS Development.
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Mass Timber on the Rise
Designers look to wood to help tackle the climate crisis, pushing the material to new limits.
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Exclusive Interview with Billionaire Charlie Munger on Controversial UCSB Dorm
Charlie Munger, the 97-year-old billionaire who has been ridiculed for wanting to build a dormitory with thousands of windowless bedrooms at the University of California, Santa Barbara, came out swinging on Monday morning. In a wide-ranging conversation w
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David Chipperfield Architects Completes Extensive Renovation of Berlin
The British firm has completed the restoration of Mies van der Rohe
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The Pritzker Prize Honors French Architects Lacaton & Vassal
When the French architect Jean-Philippe-Vassal was practicing urban planning in Niger, West Africa, in the mid-1980's, he observed people with very few resources assembling and inventing architecture with the everyday objects and the materials at their di
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Will the White House Order New Federal Architecture to Be Classical?
RECORD has obtained what appears to be a preliminary draft of an executive order that, if implemented, would profoundly affect the future of federal architecture. The AIA issued a statement in response on Tuesday afternoon.
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