It’s still a chip on my shoulder that some architecture students went on inexplicably well-funded architectural pilgrimages while I worked a grim summer desk job, writes the Secret Architect
The Lesley Lokko-curated Laboratory of the Future is light on built work but a convincing reset of the architectural conversation, says Rob Wilson
This conservation project in County Tipperary, Ireland, turns a Recorded Irish Monument with colourful history into a family home
The Venice Biennale may have enlisted a more diverse range of participants, but at an exhibition on Saudi Arabia’s NEOM development, the bad old days of ageing starchitect fantasia live on
The final phase of the UK’s largest permanent space dedicated to photography comprises four new gallery spaces and a fifth reworked area
Retrofitting existing buildings is vital to tackling both the climate emergency and housing shortage – but effective collaboration between architects and engineers is essential, says Damien Sharkey of developer HUB
Artworks celebrate the custom and traditions of the UK’s African, Caribbean and South Asian diaspora, presenting new ways to think about architecture beyond buildings
vPPR Architects has created a playful new venue perched on the elevated former railway goods yard alongside Camden Market’s Grade II*-listed Horse Hospital
We need to find the joy in using reclaimed materials, writes Emily Booth
A warehouse in Clapham, south London, has been retrofitted into an art gallery, artist’s studio and sculpture garden. Photography by Ståle Eriksen
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