The founder and chairman of global real estate firm Hines died August 23 at age 95. The visionary developer received a Lifetime Achievement Award from RECORD in 2013 for his patronage of architecture.

The 7-acre waterfront space is the first state park in New York named for an LGBTQ person and trans woman of color. Public art and infrastructure improvements are planned for 2021.

Changes to the Kennedy’s Rose Garden, unveiled this weekend, come in subtle and not-so-subtle forms.

After five months of pandemic-induced closures, cultural institutions are allowed to reopen as of August 24.

In a recent RFQ for the lead design architect of a federal courthouse in Florida, the General Services Administration stated that "Classical architectural is the preferred style." The AIA has condemned this mandate.

For the annual design exposition in Columbus, Indiana, five design practices will create site-specific installations that consider the future of Middle America.

The president of the San Francisco–based architecture, planning, and preservation firm spoke with RECORD about the complexities of preserving cultural heritage.

The AIA reports that architectural billings failed to show any progress last month and that business conditions continued to be soft at firms.

In this work of fiction, Yale Architecture associate dean Phil Bernstein imagines the future of the profession.