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The Chicago Architecture Biennial intrigues, provokes and, occasionally, frustrates
Masterpieces they may be but the properties tend to require serious upkeep, which means finding the right buyer can be tricky
Follow in the ancient footsteps of woolly mammoths to find architectural gems
Vitra’s factory site site boasts a sculptural building by Zaha Hadid, but its new museumthere looks ‘severely functional’
Aric Chen, in charge of assembling M+ Museum’s Asian design collection, talks about his formidable task
Technology has transformed how architects work — and how their work is seen
The city of skyscrapers and Frank Lloyd Wright looks to the future
Vibrant sketches from the greatest names of the 20th century provide an alternative history of modernism
Its exterior was signed off by the Soviet dictator, its interior would have been familiar to Guy Burgess
Architect’s final years blighted by row over BBC headquarters
The American architect’s work is less well-known than that of his contemporaries but it has worn well
A popular and atmospheric meeting spot next to the Imperial Palace
Where the bad guys live . . .
The houses designed and lived in by their creators and what they reveal
A season of exhibitions celebrates Marcel Duchamp’s influence a century after one of his paintings sparked fierce debate
The latest in the series examines two homes, far apart in time and space, that influenced the modern movement
MoMA’s new exhibition of youngster-oriented design is a serious collection of relics of determined fun
Prokofiev’s fable became a static art installation with lively musical accompaniment led by George Manahan
