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Paintings in a wide-ranging exhibition show how London has remade itself over the centuries
Architect Steve Tompkins has set the stage at the National, the Old Vic and the Royal Court
Edwin Heathcote selects his mid-year reads
This year’s structure is one of the most engaging and original to date
The work of the Bauhaus alum will be celebrated in a Zurich exhibition
Some argue that waterborne homes — and stadiums — could be a response to climate concerns
The first Bauhaus residence, the Haus am Horn, has been restored and is open to the public
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Working within the constraints of space and sanctions, the Iranian architect has created some utterly distinctive structures
The motif often associated with fascist Italy is being reinterpreted for contemporary housing
Last of the great American modernists who learned his craft from Bauhaus giants
The FT’s new and former home encapsulates the transformations in the City of London
Palace of Westminster’s £4bn restoration project accelerated after Notre-Dame blaze
Many have built calling-card homes, from Frank Gehry to Antón García-Abril and Débora Mesa
The director’s obsessive eye for interiors is showcased at London’s Design Museum
The first female director of the Architectural Association has some radical ideas
Deep thought is required before work begins on damaged Paris cathedral
New York hosts an explosive show of visuals from the movement and its aftermath
A capital that once inspired is looking to the instant cities of the Gulf for inspiration
The arts centre takes inspiration from 1970s Manhattan, a place of economic decline and creative tumult. How will it fare in today’s city?
Architect Jean Nouvel’s striking building has petal-like finesse and skyscraper-like proportions
The architect hoped his Ealing project would house a dynasty
A master designer who built monuments to corporate America
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
