Author Archives: Rakesh Ramchurn

Visualisations of what London will look like in 2030 including new buildings currently planned for the capital have been installed at The Shard’s viewing gallery

A retrospective of the works of photographer Edwin Smith has opened at the RIBA’s Architecture Gallery featuring more than 100 photographs

Denys Lasdun’s Royal College of Physicians is hosting an exhibition on the development of the Grade I-listed building as it celebrates its 50th anniversary

The third in a series on radical architects shows how architecture is mobilised as an instrument of war in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

A 2,000 sq m labyrinth made from newspapers has been created for a new production which explored space, surveillance and detective novels

Transport for London (TfL) has unveiled two new artworks of the River Thames which will be displayed at London’s piers and across the Underground network

The second in a series on radical architects shows how a return to traditional building techniques has helped those affected by natural disasters in Pakistan

British architects have built a series of temporary installations at the annual Burning Man festival in Nevada, with inspirations as diverse as Islamic patterning, fractal geometry and the pyramids

Muf Architecture/Art redevelops a derelict park in Folkestone as part of the town’s triennial celebrations

A new exhibition explores the works of architect and designer MacDonald Gill, known for his colourful ‘Wonderground’ poster and his collaborations with Edwin Lutyens.