Sou Fujimoto builds a community hub using familiar forms for a Japanese town devastated by the 2011 earthquake and Tsunami.

Superkül expands and updates a classic Edwardian house on a park for 21st century living.

Embedded into a sloping lakeside site, the low-impact dwelling takes its name from long-living native shrubs.

The 52nd Pritzker Prize laureate speaks with RECORD editor in chief Josephine Minutillo about the making of architecture.

The 2023 edition of Record Houses features eight impressive projects that showcase varied forms, nimble responses to landscape, and feats of craft.

The San Francisco–based architect's second Record House mimics the dramatic terrain of the American Rockies with its peaked roofline.

A discreet second home emerges from the woods, with respect for the land around it.

A minimalist house in local stone stretches out on the desert landscape.

A cluster of pavilions by Joeb Moore & Partners fits unobtrusively into the idyllic scenery of Connecticut.

The impact of architecture is expressed in the selection of this year’s Pritzker laureate and in the most familiar of places, the home, as seen in this year’s Record Houses selection.