The Dutch studio discreetly inserts a contemporary addition inside a Beaux-Arts museum.

In a triumph of historic preservation, the firm lifts an old pier building to accommodate climate change and new economic realities.

Once a ‘museum without walls,’ the new brick-and-mortar home is located on the top floor of a former powerhouse at the north end of Mill Pond Park.

With the February issue, Josephine Minutillo takes the helm as editor in chief at Architectural Record.

RECORD's international correspondent recounts time spent with the Pritzker Prize–winning architect, who died last December at the age of 91.

Commissioned by third-generation salmon producer Eide Fjordbruk, the floating pavilion will serve as an exhibition space dedicated to sustainable aquaculture.

A new book shows how Piranesi helped to define modernity—and how modernity in turn defined Piranesi.

The late photographer sought to capture a holistic view of the built environment over a storied career that spanned seven decades.

The Embrace, a large-scale bronze sculpture conceived by the nonprofit architecture collective and the Brooklyn-based artist, is met with mixed reviews.