The author of a new book on Gordon Bunshaft and SOM recently came across the only extant painting by the architect. Nicholas Adams, professor emeritus at Vassar, tells the story.

The architect testified before a congressional subcommittee about a bill that will affect the design of new federal buildings.

News of the closure of the Frank Lloyd Wright–founded school has caused immense shock and sadness across the architecture community.

The exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, on view until August 14, raises more questions than it answers.

The architect will focus on the climate crisis and urban theory in the global south.

Many professional organizations have spoken out against a draft executive order, first reported by RECORD, that would dictate the style of new or upgraded federal buildings.

The sculpture “Heart Squared” will be on display in New York through the end of February.

As the landscape of the profession changes at an increasingly rapid pace, a new partnership highlights the growing importance of multidisciplinary collaboration.

The honorees include two former RECORD Vanguard firms and two past “Firms to Watch.”

RECORD has obtained what appears to be a preliminary draft of an executive order that, if implemented, would profoundly affect the future of federal architecture. The AIA issued a statement in response on Tuesday afternoon.