Studio Gang Unveils Design for First Canadian Project Brooke Henderson July 9, 2018 No Comments Located in Toronto, the proposed mixed-use tower incorporates both sustainable growth and urban planning.Read More
Snarkitecture Returns to the National Building Museum with Fun House Deane Madsen July 6, 2018 No Comments A playful take on the recognizable form of a house, complete with a back yard swimming pool, becomes a gallery celebrating the firm’s decade of production.Read More
2018 Venice Architecture Biennale Highlights Local Work Joseph Giovannini July 5, 2018 No Comments A kinder, gentler event celebrates the local while overlooking globalization.Read More
Interview with RIBA President Candidate Elsie Owusu The architect is running for the organization's highest office. Kelly Beamon July 3, 2018 No Comments RECORD spoke with architect Elsie Owusu, who is campaigning to become the first nonwhite woman president of the Royal Institute of British Architects.Read More
The Case of San Francisco’s Tilting Tower Charles F. Bloszies, FAIA June 28, 2018 No Comments A Bay Area architect maintains that a much-publicized leaning skyscraper is not likely to tip over.Read More
Dream the Combine Fits Out MoMA PS1’s Courtyard in Mirrors and Steel Erin Hudson June 28, 2018 No Comments The Minneapolis-based art and architecture studio’s site-specific installation opened this week.Read More
University College Dublin Reveals Shortlisted Designs for Future Campus Competition Brooke Henderson June 27, 2018 No Comments Six teams, including Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Studio Libeskind, and Steven Holl Architects, submitted designs.Read More
National Trust for Historic Preservation Names 2018’s Most Endangered Historic Places in the U.S. Brooke Henderson June 26, 2018 No Comments The list includes a diverse mix of one-of-a-kind treasures.Read More
The Albright-Knox Art Gallery Reveals Its New OMA-Designed Building Josephine Minutillo June 25, 2018 One Comment The project will add 29,000 square feet of new space to the museum in Buffalo.Read More
David Adjaye and Others Tackle Social Issues in Opening Keynote of 2018 AIA Conference Fred A. Bernstein June 22, 2018 One Comment While some speakers directly discussed issues of diversity in the profession, Adjaye addressed the topic through the lens of his work.Read More