New HQ Publication Unveiled by Architectural Record and BusinessWeek Dec 4, 2008
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- McGraw-Hill Construction's Architectural Record, in collaboration with BusinessWeek, both part of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: ), has launched the first issue of , a new publication and website for corporate executives, architects, owners and developers. The magazine was unveiled at an executive roundtable and reception last night at the Haworth Show Room in NYC and builds on the success of the BusinessWeek and Architectural Record , an event held for 11... (PR Newswire)
MIT's Sass builds a dream house Jul 31, 2008
At 12 years old, my uncle noticed I loved his Architectural Record magazines. And he bought me a T-square. (Boston Globe)
McGraw-Hill Construction's Architectural Record Announces 2008 Advertising Excellence Awards at AIA 2008 Convention May 17, 2008
BOSTON, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Architectural Record, McGraw-Hill Construction's prestigious monthly publication, the magazine of The American Institute of Architects (AIA), and part of The McGraw-Hill Companies (NYSE: ), today presented its 12th annual Advertising Excellence Awards to 33 companies and agencies in recognition of the most effective ads in the building and design marketplace ... "Best of Show - Double-Page Spread" winners included Armstrong Ceiling Systems and Zban Advertising for... (PR Newswire)
Battle for the Big Apple Aug 9, 2007
"The problem for as showy and spectacular an architect as Gehry is that people come to expect that from him," says Suzanne Stephens, of Architectural Record magazine. "They associate him with triple axles and the whole shebang.". (Guardian Unlimited)
Designing a Super-firm Jul 12, 2007
RMJM bought Hillier, the 19th-largest U.S. firm (according to the industry magazine Architectural Record, which, like BusinessWeek, is published by The McGraw-Hill Companies ()), for $30 million and will rebrand its new U.S. division as RMJM Hillier. Hillier's Princeton (N.J.) headquarters will now form the U.S. branch of a global firm that has offices in Britain, the Middle East, and Asia. (BusinessWeek)
Jersey City hopes image will rise with proposed Koolhaas tower Mar 5, 2007
Robert Ivy, editor-in-chief of the Architectural Record, agreed. "Developers and cities are realizing that architects have the power to draw attention, international attention, to their location. That was true in Milwaukee, and in Bilbao, and it's going to be true in Jersey City," he said, referring to Santiago Calatrava's Milwaukee Art Museum and Frank Gehry's design for the Guggenheim Museum in Spain. (Newsday -- State)
McGraw-Hill Construction to Host 2007 China Airport Construction Summit, May 14-15, in Collaboration With International Aviation Group and Aviation Week Feb 26, 2007
Backed by the power of Dodge, Sweets, Architectural Record, Engineering News-Record (ENR) and 11 Regional Publications, McGraw-Hill Construction serves more than one million customers within the $4. 6 trillion global construction community. (PR Newswire)
Beadle design among 12 Tour for Life stops Feb 17, 2007
The home was chosen by Architectural Record magazine in 1965 as one of 20 Architectural Record Houses across the country. Built with geometric metal framing, the house appears to float on stilts above a wash that runs through the desert-landscaped lot. (AZCentral -- Home)
The urban reality of City Hall, then and now Feb 5, 2007
Under the headline "A Great Plaza for Boston's Government Center," Architectural Record in March of 1964 called it "a great plane on which people move," comparing the space, favorably, to St. Peter's in Rome and St. Mark's in Venice ... "Those who would dare to call it beautiful should use the word with care," Architectural Record said in 1961 because beautiful was then a taboo adjective. (Boston Globe -- Editorial)
New Model Architect Feb 1, 2007
The most popular magazine in your niche is Architectural Record, and it's lush with beautiful projects ... Quite honestly, I think Architectural Record is an amazing resource as their name suggests, they're a chronicle of accomplishments. (BusinessWeek)
Photography: Southern and overcooked Jan 17, 2007
Christenberry doesn't photograph people; his interest is in the architectural record. And where Evans's impulse is to document the historical present, Christenberry seems fixated on the rear-view mirror, often photographing the same site again and again over many years to reveal the devastations of time -- such as, in this show, his series on Coleman's Cafe, which he photographed repeatedly from 1967 to 1996. (Globe and Mail -- Entertainment)
