Hariri Pontarini designs a multiple sclerosis clinic in Toronto that responds to the experience of patients.

A trio of schemes creates well-lit, occupant-friendly environments in challenging window-less spaces.

Field Conforming Studios of Beijing fashioned a house in absentia on the cemetery grounds of Wuhan's Shimenfeng Memorial Park.

Part of the city's ongoing L.A. River revitalization efforts, a bridge connects two previously separated neighborhoods, affording cyclists and pedestrians views of the enhanced natural landscape.

The Manhattan-based firm separates wood volumes to capture sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.

RECORD presents a wide-ranging selection of hospitality projects—from Oslo to Mexico City—that illustrates how the industry is alive and well and continues to push the boundaries of inventive design.

The richly layered scheme for a hotel and office complex in a changing Oslo neighborhood invites future adaptation.

Herzog & de Meuron's new buildings for London's Royal College of Art take their cue from each other and their historic neighborhood.

In Mexico City, a new hotel meets the street with a lightness that belies the concrete block composing its facades.