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Living Small
Adapting
to a changing program, Single Speed Design's inventive project in Seoul
mixes micro and small apartments with arts-focused functions.
Photo © SsD
Frank Gehry unveils the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris and Biomuseo in Panama.
How are Boston, New Orleans, and Portland, Oregon, accommodating waves of new residents?
Book Reviews
Our latest reviews include Buildings Must Die, Building As Ornament, and a new Jørn Utzon monograph.
Market Focus: Multifamily Housing
The most recent data on multifamily residential construction, plus the Dodge Momentum Index.
City Life
Two museums by Frank Gehry redefine their settings, and RECORD looks at challenges of success for popular urban centers.
Events
Architectural Record acclaimed Innovation Conference New York
will cover topics ranging from the merging of landscape and
architecture, to the integration of contemporary art, technology &
design. Keynote speakers include Massimiliano Fuksas and Odile Decq.
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The design and construction world is constantly changing. McGraw-Hill
Construction Events will keep you on top of it all. Our conferences
bring together the industry's thought leaders and newsmakers for the
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