I.M. Pei— June 2004
At the twilight of his career, I.M. Pei shows few signs of slowing down. Read on.

 Ranking Chicago — May 2004
RECORD interviewed a number of Chicago experts for their opinion on the once top-ranked city in America.

Challenging Norms: Eisenman's obsession — October 2003
Architect, teacher and theoretician Peter Eisenman discusses his role in the architectural culture and how he wants to be remembered.

Richard Meier after the Getty — September 2002
In discussing his current work, Richard Meier, FAIA, reflects on current issues of the day.

Architecture School Deans Speak Out — August 2002
RECORD interviewed a number of architecture school deans to gain insight on the challenges they face. Here are extended excerpts of their responses.

Tadao Ando — May 2002
Tadao Ando, the 2002 AIA Gold Medal winner, talks about craft, beauty, and the culture of architecture.

Philip Glass — April 2001
The noted composer discusses the process of writing music for the Milwaukee Art Museum and the relationship between music and architecture in general.

An interview with The Aga Khan — February 2001
On the occasion of the 2001 Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Robert Ivy talked with His Highness the Aga Khan about the architectural, social, and environmental issues facing Islam today.

 Design Vanguard — December 2001
Exclusive web-only audio clips of interviews with three of the most exciting young firms.

Renzo Piano — October 2001
The Pritzker Prize winner discusses skyscrapers, the city, and his current and future projects in a talk with RECORD's editor—in—chief, Robert Ivy.

Philip Johnson — July 2001
Philip Johnson reflects on his tremendously long genre—switching career in architecture.

Bruce Mau — June 2001
A master of imagery and collaboration, Bruce discusses his role in design culture.

La Dallman — April 2001
These architects moved to Milwaukee two years ago, and have already begun to make a name for themselves in that Midwestern city.

Tod Williams and Billie Tsien — March 2001
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien talk about going slowly and letting materials emerge from place, time, and process.

Sam Mockbee— February 2001
Sam Mockbee takes groups of architecture students into one of the poorest counties in the country, and they all pitch in to build high-design, low-cost housing. What drives this passion?

 Design Vanguard — December 2000
Exclusive web-only audio clips of interviews with four of the most exciting young firms.

Santiago Calatrava — August 2000
Santiago Calatrava fulfills an astonishing variety of roles in a specialized age: engineer, architect, sculptor, artist, builder, husband, father.