A once-mediocre dwelling in California is revamped with an open kitchen and sleek bathroom.

A Toronto-based firm brings an early 19th-century building into the modern era with a glass addition.

In California, an innovative midcentury structure gets long-overdue recognition—and an upgrade.

RECORD speaks with landscape architect Raymond Jungles about his career trajectory and the recent renovation of the Ford Foundation.

The 2019 event, which kicks off September 19, will consider questions of land, memory, rights, and civic participation while embracing a broad range of perspectives on architecture.

A small kitchen in Barcelona is made more versatile for a Norwegian couple.

The project adds almost 60,000 square feet of space to the building.

The architect’s second major exhibition at the London museum questions the use of architectural objects to shape or articulate collective memory.

Engineers push buildings to higher levels of earthquake performance.