In our annual Record Houses issue, Architectural Record spotlights six impressive residences in Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, and the U.S. Learn more about 2021 Pritzker Prize winners Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, see a landscape project on the coast of Corsica, France, and take a look at a new university plaza by Junya Ishigami. Read the continuing education story to learn how architects use urban agriculture to combat climate change, and take an online quiz to earn one AIA learning unit. And don’t miss this month’s featured cladding and surfaces products!
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Architects and landscape architects are helping create new growing strategies to combat climate change, protect fragile ecosystems, and feed burgeoning populations.
The 2021 edition of Record Houses features six impressive residences, each of which respond to diverse contexts and reframe the typology’s otherwise conventional notions.
On Great Barrier Island, Herbst Architects reimagines the classic New Zealand beach shack with movable layers that can be deployed to let in the breeze or protect against harsh weather.
Bates Masi + Architects’ Long Island house astutely combines the modern and the traditional,
incorporating unexpected materials, from weathering steel to terra-cotta to thatch.
The pair are lauded for their "radical delicacy," and balancing a respectful and straightforward approach to the people who inhabit their spaces and the built environment.
Selldorf Architects and the curatorial team created a series of temporary galleries for the Frick’s collection of European art, reframing its stories in the process.