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Presidency candidate Elsie Owusu attacks ‘old boys’ club’ for discrimination
The Hungarian capital’s architectural cocktail gives it a starring role in countless movies
Pioneering projects in Denmark point the way for new styles of co-living — but at a price
A comprehensive study of the former communist nation’s daring postwar architecture is a revelation
A new cinema in Ireland celebrates the movies through its playful architecture
Danish architect Bjarke Ingels’ latest infrastructure project is more than just the world’s greenest rubbish burner
Foster + Partners design on list that also includes a kindergarten and prayer hall
The industry would benefit from opening up to diverse talent
The winner of the Royal Academy’s inaugural Architecture Prize for lifetime achievement on being a woman in a male-dominated field
Both are a matter of promise and faith, powerful precisely because they are indefinable
A visionary with her head in the stars
Chicago’s ‘most interesting contemporary architect’ on building places that bind people together
The disastrous blaze in Mackintosh’s masterpiece presents the Scottish city with an uncomfortable dilemma
The transformation of the once controversial Francesc Macià 10 highlights the building’s curve appeal
Edwin Heathcote selects his mid-year reads
The Danish-Icelandic artist’s latest work is a corporate HQ
Playing on scaffolding or running through open-plan layouts imbue a creative spirit in designers’ families
Artist known for wrapping the Reichstag creates mountain of oil barrels in the Serpentine
The urgent need to reduce plastic waste has revived the case for public drinking water
Mark Wallinger’s ‘Writ in Water’ at Runnymede pays tribute to signing of 1215 document
Creating custom fragrances for developments can bring subtle benefits for sellers
This year’s temporary structure in London’s Hyde Park is clever, intriguing — and somewhat gloomy
Scaled-back plans for the city’s new cultural quarter play it a little too safe
The Mexican architect becomes only the second solo woman since 2000 to design the annual summer attraction
What should be done with tainted buildings and monuments?
