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Architectural Record presents brief interviews with top newsmakers from the architecture world. From leading architects and designers, to noteworthy clients and policy makers, RECORD is constantly in conversation with the people shaping the profession.
With the opening of the Abrahamic Family House on Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Island earlier this year, David Adjaye joined the ever-growing list of international star architects with work in the United Arab Emirates.
Joined by partners Maitland Jones and Arthi Krishnamoorthy, Deborah Berke spoke with RECORD about her firm's name change, what it means for the 60-person practice, and her forthcoming book ‘Transform.’
RECORD speaks to the former longtime president of Walt Disney Imagineering about his career with the entertainment juggernaut as he steps into a new role at Gensler.
In advance of Sunday's big game at Arizona's Eisenman Architects–designed State Farm Stadium, RECORD's Suzanne Stephens talks with firm principal and self-described football nut Peter Eisenman.
In conversation with RECORD, the founder of the New York-based firm known for its work in renovation and expansion to cultural projects, defends designs that have faced recent controversy.
The architect and curator of Museum of Design Atlanta’s ongoing exhibition "Close to the Edge: The Birth of Hip-Hop Architecture" discusses hip-hop culture as a creative sourcebook for Black designers.
The Portland, Oregon-based developer with degrees in environmental systems, city planning, and landscape architecture launched her own development firm, Adre, in 2020 to serve BIPOC communities.
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