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This month's ongoing events and exhibitions include a survey of midcentury St. Louis architecture at the Kemper Art Museum and a free, hands-on event for kids at the National Building Museum. Architectural Record is the #1 source for design news, architect continuing education, and info on sustainability, houses, projects, and architectural ...
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Architectural Record offers news, commentary and criticism, architectural technology stories, and continuing education articles, both in print and online. Illustrated with images from top photographers in the field, RECORD covers modern and sustainable architecture in addition to a variety of building types, including houses and multifamily residential, retail, K …
October 2021 Issue - Architectural Record
2021年10月1日 · The October issue of Architectural Record features RECORD Interiors 2021, its annual picks of the world’s top interiors, from a pair of culinary shops in Tokyo to a hotel renovation in Palma de Mallorca and a lofty residential addition in New York. In the news, see who won RECORD’s annual Women in Architecture awards and learn more about winner of Cooper Hewitt’s 2021 National Design ...
Record Houses 2023 - Architectural Record
2023年4月3日 · Since 1956, the editors of RECORD have looked for houses that upend expectations, push disciplinary limits, and redefine established vocabularies in imaginative ways. This year’s selection showcases nimble responses to diverse landscapes—whether in the desert, along a tidal marsh, or tucked into wooded hills—and feats of craft, from hand-worked weathering steel to precisely chiseled stone.
Record Houses 2022 | 2022-04-01 | Architectural Record
2022年4月1日 · Record Houses 2022 presents a selection of inventive residential designs from Greece to California. Architects Thom Mayne and Morphosis, Johansen Schmaling, and Mork-Ulnes are joined by firms less well known to the architectural community in demonstrating new ways of thinking about houses that relate to natural and urban settings. This selection of houses also demonstrates various ways of ...
April 2021 Issue - Architectural Record
2021年4月1日 · 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 ...
Record Houses 2021 | 2021-04-01 | Architectural Record
April 1, 2021. 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. In Mexico, Ignacio Urquiza designs three pavilions on a rugged site; James Cutler creates a unique abode along the Oregon coast; in Lima, Peru, Barclay ...
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2024年9月3日 · A mainstay of RECORD since 1956, our annual Record Houses issue returns this September for a celebration of innovation in residential design. Located in Mexico, British Columbia, California, New York, and North Carolina, this year’s seven distinguished projects come from architects both young and established …
June 2022 Issue - Architectural Record
2022年6月1日 · In the June Issue, Architectural Record addresses climate justice, shining a light on the impact of climate change on disadvantaged communities, and exploring potential responses. RECORD highlights 10 emerging Design Vanguard firms as well as five hospitality projects, including a Beijing factory-turned-hotel and the …
April 2022 Issue | Architectural Record
2022年4月1日 · In the April issue, Architectural Record editors feature our annual RECORD Houses, spanning from Greece to Mexico to the U.K. This month’s news covers Francis Kéré’s 2022 Pritzker Prize selection, the end of Sidewalk Labs, and a tribute to Gyo Obata; exhibition reviews critique MoMA’s “Project of Independence” on South Asian modernism and Neri Oxman’s nature-inspired show at SFMOMA.