A handful of new books document practices across the globe, covering a range of cultural and civic projects and urgent ecological and societal issues.

Gensler co-CEOs Diane Hoskins and Andy Cohen join the podcast to discuss what sets Gensler apart, its perception as a corporate office, and how focusing on people positively impacts the built environment.

KPMB founding partners Marianne McKenna and Shirley Blumberg join the podcast to discuss the importance of collaboration, the role of equity and diversity in their design process, and how their practice has evolved.

Brooks + Scarpa principals Angela Brooks, Lawrence Scarpa, and Jeff Huber join the podcast to discuss designing for affordable housing, the climate crisis, and winning this year's AIA Gold Medal.

The latest architectural billings indicate a weakening demand for new projects—though a healthy backlog remains.

McGuigan, who has helmed the magazine since 2011, will be succeeded by deputy editor Josephine Minutillo in the new year.

This imposing chapel, said to be modeled in part on Canterbury Cathedral in England, has become an icon of a large Southern university.

One of the most significant Canadian architects of his generation, Jack Diamond died on October 30th, just one week shy of his 90th birthday.

This month's contest features a Tudor revival-style center for elderly care with an innovative structure of reinforced concrete.

Juno co-founder BJ Siegel and Ennead partner Tomas Rossant (a recent RECORD Innovation speaker) join the podcast to discuss their unique approach to design and construction, the future of cities, and the role of mass timber in creating affordable housing.