The Architectural Review and Architects' Journal honored Barclay as Architect of the Year and Cabral as an emerging design leader, also naming several other winners.

The 1960 Modern-Era building is slated for demolition to make way for new tower.

RECORD speaks to the director of the first U.S.-based doctoral program centered on historic preservation.

In Tennessee, firms Looney Ricks Kiss and DIALOG joined forces to turn an old warehouse into a brand new mixed-use development.

A new documentary explores the connection between world fair architecture and national identity.

With the help of Perkins Eastman, the Tenement Museum in New York has expanded into a separate, five-story building.

The effort is part of the city’s sustainability plan to reduce emissions by 60 percent before 2035.

The Mexican architect represents the 18th and youngest-ever person to receive the commission for the temporary pavilion in at Kensington Gardens.

Manfred Kirchheimer’s 2006 film, screening now in New York City—its first-ever theatrical run—chronicles Louis Sullivan’s creation of an American architectural aesthetic.

The project won the 10th annual Times Square Valentine Heart Design Competition in New York.