With its residential focus, the October issue showcases projects that address affordability, aging in place, densification, and more.

RECORD returns “home” for an international survey of multifamily residential projects designed with either affordability or densification at top of mind.

At the edge of the Catalan capital, social housing is reconsidered from the inside out.

Materiality and variety of scale ease the shift between old and new buildings in the city's Vauxhall neighborhood.

The office block and residential tower are part of an ambitious plan to transform an industrial stretch of Tampa's waterfront.

High demand, low vacancy, and soaring prices are tough on the low end of the market.

Innovative multifamily housing projects in the U.S. and Europe spotlight atypical solutions on typical sites and radical interventions in unusual locations that aim to address issues of increasing density.

A low-income project in Los Angeles by Brooks + Scarpa counters neighborhood opposition with a crisp design and terrace gardens.

In a Brooklyn condominium, RECORD Innovation 2022 speakers Jing Liu and Florian Idenburg eschew conventions to reinvent the design of housing.

Built to Passive House standards, this urban complex speaks to its context with an operable facade of slatted Spanish pine.