Greenbuild 2008 | Bill McKibben Author and environmentalist, Bill McKibben, spoke on the last day of Greenbuild 2008, the U.S. Green Building Council’s annual expo. RECORD’s sister publication, GreenSource magazine, caught up with him following the lecture to discuss the green building movement and climate change. McKibben's books include his breakout 1989 work, “The End of Nature,” and more recently, the acclaimed “Deep Economy.” His articles have appeared in numerous publications, including The Washington Post and the Atlantic Monthly.

Leading architects and other urban luminaries take us on tours of their cities, pointing out favorite historical and contemporary structures.

My New York
Frank Gehry’s IAC Headquarters, Daniel Burnham’s Flatiron Building, Andrew Gautier’s St. Paul's Chapel, and 6 more buildings.

My Boston
Le Corbusier's Carpenter Center, Eero Saarinen's MIT Chapel, Charles Luckman’s Prudential Center, and 12 more buildings.

Pictured: The Flatiron Building featured in My New York: Bruce Fowle

What does a well-designed space contribute to a business? We find out in locations ranging from restaurants to ateliers to art galleries.

Pictured: The Japanese dessert café Kyotofu

We speak with authors, architects, and other noteworthy people making their mark on the architecture world.

Pictured: Sir Nicholas Grimshaw of Grimshaw Architects

From iconic, city-defining structures to humble platforms that let artwork shine, we tour museums notable for their design.

Pictured: Our video tour of Philip Johnson's private estate

Watch as we visit residential projects and speak with their designers, owners, and builders.

Pictured: Grove Street Residence in Cambridge, Massachusetts

How do architects’ studios impact their practices? We tour the offices of firms of all sizes to find out.

Pictured: A wall in Office dA’s Boston studio

We get an inside look at everything from designs making headlines to architectural events.

Pictured: The COTE Award-winning Garthwaite Center for Science and Art