For two nights in a row, the skyscraper—which is home to Architectural Record's offices—has turned off its lights. We editors join our many colleagues in architecture and design in expressing our sorrow and calling for an end to inequality, injustice and systemic racism.

Using refined materials, a New York firm elaborates on an urban theme for a repeat client's second restaurant in Manhattan.

Is the Big Apple's Local Law 97 the most ambitious climate legislation for buildings enacted by any city in the world? Some say yes.

Working with Ariadne Labs and Mount Sinai Hospital, the architecture firm has released a free online guide for rapidly redesigning hospitals to protect health-care workers during the pandemic.

Though most construction has ceased in response to COVID-19, architects hired for city projects were stunned to get orders last week to stop all ongoing design work.

The online exhibition, which opened May 14, takes the transdisciplinary nature of architecture to the next level. Watch our video interview with Oxman below.

Following the closure of the High Line and playgrounds in New York City, James Corner Field Operations and Weiss/Manfredi spoke with RECORD about the pandemic's implications for the public realm. Update: The High Line will reopen on July 16, 2020.

With cases COVID-19 cases increasing by the thousands every day in New York City, healthcare infrastructure is breaking under the strain.