Informed by what he calls ‘essentialism,’ Mexican architect Rogelio Bores prioritizes formal precision and an intimate connection with clients.

With a globe-spanning portfolio of socially motivated projects, Nick Roseboro and Alessandro Orsini are consistently willing to upend convention.

Mireia Luzárraga and Alejandro Muiño’s provocative projects, ranging from a whimsical garden folly to radically energy-efficient apartments, utilize design as a tool for activism.

Eager to experiment with structure and material, Paul Tse and Evelyn Ting are making a name for themselves in Hong Kong’s competitive architectural scene.

Blurring disciplinary lines, the Chilean architect creates spaces that respond to the uncertainties of our changing climate.

From hempcrete houses to inhabitable dioramas, Neyran Turan and Mete Sönmez highlight the often-overlooked economies of architecture.

Amid a freewheeling community of fabricators in Northern Thailand, Patcharada Inplang and Thongchai Chansamak source materials from forest treks and reimagine construction techniques.

On the 25th anniversary of our annual award recognizing the very best up-and-coming firms, RECORD reflects on past winners and looks to the future.

After the pandemic upended life and threatened their nascent firm, Becky Garnett and Pete DePasquale prevailed in building a community-oriented practice that is transforming parts of Long Island.

In Rotterdam, Lucas ter Hall and Wessel van Beerendonk showcase the possibilities of computational design, digital craft, and state-of-the-art technology.