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An installation made with Swarovski crystal has been unveiled on the Champs-Elysées
The architect hoped his Ealing project would house a dynasty
Two new dwellings on one plot answer a housing shortage while meeting heritage rules
The highly influential Japanese architect’s projects are strange, often alien or deliberately discordant
Why the radical thinking of the new town’s planners remains relevant today
Arkup’s Livable Yacht is a remarkable hybrid of nautical and land architecture
How the experimentalist ideals of the design school became the essence of the modern age
The modest new addition to the 1940s original is ‘the ultimate exercise in recycling’
The architect and RIBA gold-medal winner on postwar radicalism and his new-found enthusiasm for sustainable buildings
Projects include New York’s High Line and a proposed London concert hall
The architect on cutting-edge public monuments — and how to persuade him to design your house
The luxury residences’ English garden square style is sympathetic to the local area
The Danish starchitect on how he’s reinventing the shop for the internet age
Artists and architects have joined forces to reprise an era-defining postwar exhibition
Venue at edge of Barbican, with 2,000 seat main auditorium, will cost almost £300m
Modernism’s founding father’s home opens to the public after extensive restoration
In renewing the institute’s galleries, director Stefan Kalmár is also celebrating Jane Drew’s architectural vision
His buildings confound critics. Now he is living under threat of the wrecking ball
The movement brought together the most creative team of artists and designers that crossed paths in the 20th century
The FT’s architecture critic picks his favourites
A building conceived by the artist has come to life in Austin, Texas
Founders Albert Hill and Matt Gibberd turned an obsession with design into a fast-growing estate agency
Images of absurd, dreamlike structures are becoming commonplace — but what does this say about the future of architecture?
Archigram’s visions of the city as an ever-adaptable collage were ultimately realised in shopping malls and Vegas casinos
His buildings reference the war in Lebanon and attract criticism and acclaim
