Kengo Kuma infuses a modest restaurant in Portland, Oregon, with the craft and aura of Japan.

A combined brewery, bar, and general store in Kamikatsu, Japan, takes recycling to new heights.

A three-sided plan optimizes a quirky site for a client’s well-crafted home and office in Tokyo.

What’s in a name? For Facet Studio, the answer is: the firm’s philosophy.

Kengo Kuma introduces new materials to take the edge off his earlier concrete design.

Created by the Tokyo design firm Wonder­wall, Intersect by Lexus, Dubai, is essentially a car showroom minus the cars.

A 21st-century twist on an early Corbusian concept creates a roomy, comfortable spatial arrangement for a young family—indoors and out—in Tokyo.

In December, Japanese officials announced their selection of Kengo Kuma as the architect for Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic Stadium. Kuma spoke to RECORD's correspondent in Tokyo, Naomi Pollock, about the project.