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.

One Lux Studio worked with Goettsch Partners to design a lighting scheme that creates a luminous backdrop for the city.

The entry to the 57-story office tower is reimagined as a social hub.

Patricia Viel of ACPV Architects joins the podcast to discuss designing for public space, the responsibility architects have to future generations, and the Bulgari Hotel in Rome, an adaptive reuse project featured in the September 2023 issue of RECORD.

Situated on a modest plot in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, this ridgetop home is clad with white-painted timber boards referencing the traditional fishing cottages of the area.

Taking its name from the Y shape of its plan, this getaway in Alberta is entirely clad in weathering steel, lending it an earthy patina suited to its rural setting.

Just north of Vicenza, a modest residence topped with a pyramidal roof incorporates traditional, low-carbon materials—wood, thatch, and lime plaster—adapted to modern-day construction processes.

These pendant and wall fixtures are elegant, playful, and efficient.