Lord Foster records third Riba success with £1bn headquarters

At the age of 87, Denise Scott Brown is finally receiving acclaim for her pioneering work

Some items of home furniture that were once integral to family life have been rendered defunct

We have moved on from sterile clinics to centres that blur health, hearth and home

Two renovations show a fine cultural trend in the capital

The brains behind the British Library

A seductive survey of the architect’s oeuvre asks more questions than it answers

How Kengo Kuma’s design for the new outpost was inspired by its Tayside setting

New design areas reveal plenty about how the city sees itself

A history of barricades reveals a deep desire that goes beyond bricks and mortar

The character of a city can be determined by the way it approaches its markets

The work of the architectural collective deserves applause

Survival depends as much on culture as commerce

London’s V&A is determined to make the case for games as important design objects

The Hungarian capital’s architectural cocktail gives it a starring role in countless movies

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 winner of the Royal Academy’s inaugural Architecture Prize for lifetime achievement on being a woman in a male-dominated field

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