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The Garden of Earthly Worries by Studio Libeskind
on 15 July 2019In the baroque gardens of Holland’s Paleis Het Loo, Daniel Libeskind has created four globe-based sculptures
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Hexagonal housing: Hoxton Press by Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects
on 15 April 2019Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects have joined forces to create two striking towers of apartments whose private sale has helped fund the regeneration of the adjacent social and mixed tenure housing. It's an enlightened piece of community-centric redevelopment by Hackney Council
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Welcome to M9, Italy’s first all-digital history museum
on 25 March 2019The unglamorous dormitory town of Mestre, which houses most of Venice’s workers, has just launched Italy’s first all-digital history museum: the M9 Museum of the 20th Century, designed by Sauerbruch Hutton
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Preview: Surface Design Show 2019
on 30 January 2019Veronica Simpson takes a look at the highlights of February’s Surface Design Show in London
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Reworking the traditional terrace: Grosvenor Avenue by fourth_space
on 18 January 2019High-quality interior finishes, generous proportions and a living wall set this 10-apartment building in Islington above the run-of-the-mill speculative development, showing what a determined architect can do — even with a tough client and tight budget
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From car park to arts centre: Ty Pawb by Featherstone Young
on 11 December 2018In the heart of Wrexham, Wales, Featherstone Young has created Tŷ Pawb, a market and community arts centre under one roof
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Ship shape: V&A Dundee by Kengo Kuma
on 29 November 2018Kengo Kuma’s magnificent V&A Dundee opened its doors this autumn, attracting record numbers in its opening weeks. We take a closer look at, and around, this iconic building — and examine the context and collective energy that helped bring the project to fruition
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Pragmatic and poetic: St Teresa’s sixth-form centre by IF_DO
on 3 October 2018IF_DO’s St Teresa’s sixth-form building in the Surrey Hills immerses students in nature to enhance wellbeing
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The architects tackling the housing crisis
on 7 September 2018Having once been the envy of the world for the quality of its housing, the UK’s current output is now regarded as one of the worst. How can architects bring their ingenuity and vision to remedy this situation?
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Art of the invisible: The new Royal Academy by David Chipperfield Architects
on 6 August 2018London’s Royal Academy of Arts has been surgically attached and integrated with its neighbouring building, nearly doubling in size, adding new galleries and making visible the art school at its heart
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