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Stirling prize sidesteps social housing issue with selection influenced by austerity
Two contemporary houses of astonishing beauty rise from a fearsomely difficult site
Meet the award-winning designer who aims for every project to be an experience
Philip Larkin’s house and public toilets protected for Hull becoming city of culture
The Centre for Music will be built on the site of the Museum of London
Come rain or shine, these structures are among the most joyous and democratic spaces ever built
Its new campus is expensive, grandiose — and good for its employees
The V&A’s Exhibition Road Quarter reinvigorates the old ideal of Albertopolis
The architect talks about his design for the commission and his work in Africa and beyond
A long and successful political campaign has denigrated the regulation in place
Masterpieces they may be but the properties tend to require serious upkeep, which means finding the right buyer can be tricky
The new Centro Botín helps tie together the Spanish city and its waterfront
Sir Terry Farrell and Lord Foster share blue-sky ideas
The former president’s idea for his Chicago-based archive is far more ambitious than anything envisaged by his predecessors
A tour of a vibrant ongoing project in what is ‘perhaps the most architecturally aware city on earth’
Alberto Campo Baeza’s Domus Aurea is almost like a caricature of modernism
The newly expanded institution is a cabinet of curiosities built around a former church in Lambeth
In a grim canyon bordered by huge blocks, Canaletto is a provocative residential tower
Architects are returning to a building material shunned since the Great Fire of London
Through meticulous models and photographs, the artists explore the curious structures of Silicon Valley
Sky bridges are reappearing in cities but often as exclusive private spaces rather than visions of public utopias
924 Bel Air Road is the frame for the ultimate selfie in which LA forms the backdrop
A revamp allowed the UK broadcaster to redefine the way staff collaborate and work
The proposals are in, some militaristic, some fanciful — but how realistic are they?
It will house 10,000 frozen bodies, but is cryogenics hub Timeship a grand delusion or looming reality?
