Mastering Acoustic Excellence: Design, Venue, Performance

Acoustic Strategies in Performance Spaces from Symphonies to Dance Halls

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Timber Triumph

Grafton Architects’ first U.S. building, at the University of Arkansas, demonstrates the poetic and expressive possibilities of wood construction

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Regenerative Landscapes

Losing the Lawn: Three residential designs repair the land, heal ecosystems, and look good while doing it

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Sustainability in Practice

Greener Strategies, from Circular Materials to Megadevelopments

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Data and Health-Care Design

New-Age Medicine: Architects are marshaling new tools like AI and augmented reality to design the next generation of health-care environments

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Practice Matters

Architectural Record dives into design competitions, the uncertain economy, firm acquisitions, and the promise of new digital tools

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Credits: AIA/LU, ICC

Type: Article

Tall Buildings

Innovation in New Construction and Adaptive Reuse

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Spaces for Design

Calling Card: Architects showcase their work and nurture collaboration in offices for themselves and their consultants

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Credits: AIA/LU, ICC

Type: Article

Net-Zero Retrofits

Carbon, Not Energy: A focus on emissions rather than energy efficiency is making carbon-free retrofits possible

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Sustainability in Practice

Reducing carbon across scales and typologies

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Prefabrication

Emerging Trends in Housing, Commercial Construction, and Infrastructure

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Remaking the Met

Piece Plan: The Metropolitan Museum of Art is updating and replacing key parts of its enormous complex in New York

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Building Technology

College and University Campuses

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Health Care Design

Designing healthcare environments

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Trauma-Informed Design

Healing by Design: Four youth-centered environments aim to soothe kids—mind body, and soul

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

High-Performance Landscapes

Drawing it Down: Landscape architects seek to quantify the carbon impacts of their projects

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Food, Wine & Hospitality

Nature’s Edge

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Bio-Based Materials

Straws in the Wind: Perceptions of agriculturally sourced building materials are changing (again)

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Circular Construction

You Spin Me Round: Advances in circular construction could help address the climate crisis and reshape the built environment

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Affordable Housing & Energy Performance

Role Models: Three housing developments achieve lofty social and environmental goals on tight budgets

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Sustainability in Practice

RECORD dives into the complex challenges of sustainable building through multiple perspectives

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Tall Buildings

RECORD’s editors crane their necks to survey a quartet of cloud-brushing projects

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Building Recladding

Fresh Faced: For three moribund buildings, new envelopes restart the clock

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Transportation & Infrastructure

This course examines innovative transportation buildings

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Daylighting in Museums

The Power of Light: Skillful daylighting enhances the experiential qualities of museums while showcasing and preserving art.

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Campus Geo-Exchange Systems

From the Ground Up: To help meet ambitious climate goals, universities turn to district-scale geo-exchange systems

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Office Conversions

The High Life: Can adapting empty commercial towers revive business districts and allay the housing shortage?

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Structural Bamboo

Grass Roots: With its rapid growth cycle and ability to store carbon, bamboo has new appeal as a building material

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Extreme Heat

Made to Shade: As heat waves intensify, passive cooling strategies for building and public space can save lives.

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Design for Aging

Home at Last: Architects design to support aging in place for the growing elder population

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Focus on Wood

This course examines the forces driving the demand for timber construction

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Decarbonizing Concrete

Material Makeover: The design and construction industry chips away at concrete’s outsize carbon footprint.

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Defining Sustainability

Architects grapple with the lack of consistent industry terminology for building performance

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Ethically Sourced Materials

Forced-Labor Free: Architects embrace the nascent movement to reform the supply chains for building products

Sponsored By Armstrong World Industries, Architectural Record

Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Renovation, Restoration, Adaptive Reuse

Examines different approaches to building reuse at a variety of scales

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

K-12 Schools

Showcasing a range of creative early-childhood through high-school learning environments

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Carbon-Neutral Campuses

Architects are helping colleges and universities get to carbon neutrality—and beyond

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Passive House and Embodied Carbon

As awareness of the emissions associated with materials and construction grows, architects take a more holistic approach to meeting complex sustainable building standards

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Tall Timber Buildings

In the Heights: Designers look to wood to help tackle the climate crisis, pushing the material to its limits

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Climate-Positive Development

Putting Down Roots: MASS Design Group’s Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture breaks new ground (and builds with it)

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Circular Materials

Waste Not, Want Not: Architects and engineers reduce construction’s excesses and minimize carbon emissions through reuse

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Climate Justice

From resilient housing to handling heatwaves

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

3-D Printed Houses

The Fine Print: Will additive manufacturing technology revolutionize residential design and construction?

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Credits: AIA/LU, ICC

Type: Article

Firm Climate Commitments

The Conversation: How to talk to clients about ambitious environmental targets and get their buy-in

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Credits: AIA/HSW, GBCI, ICC

Type: Article

Negative Emissions

The Big Drawdown: Will removing carbon from the atmosphere save us? And how will buildings play a role?

Sponsored By Armstrong World Industries, Architectural Record

Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Embodied Carbon & Adaptive Reuse

Carbon Calculus: Architects reduce embodied emissions by revamping existing structures instead of building new.

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Climate Adaptation

Risk Management: Designers create learning environments that respond to the threats of a warming planet

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Artificial Intelligence

Get Smart: Though still a nascent technology, AI promises to transform the design process and the built environment

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Credits: AIA/LU, ICC, IIBEC

Type: Article

Converting Offices to Housing

A New Lease on Life: As vacancy rates rise, developers and architects transform outdated office buildings to residences.

Sponsored By Benjamin Moore & Co., Architectural Record

Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Urban Transportation

RECORD explores imaginative solutions for infrastructure

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

The Post-COVID Workplace

Rethinking the Office: Research can guide architects in designing for flexibility and creativity

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Zero Energy Houses

In Pursuit of Zero: A trio of projects in different climates and settings offers insights for living with a smaller energy footprint

Sponsored By Marvin, Architectural Record

Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article

Tall Buildings

Believe it or not, there is no universally accepted definition of a tall building

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Credits: AIA/HSW, ICC

Type: Article

Urban Agriculture

Seeds of Change: Architects and landscape architects are helping create new growing strategies to combat climate change, protect fragile ecosystems, and feed burgeoning populations

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Credits: AIA/HSW

Type: Article