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It provides artist studios and gallery spaces that reflect and enhance the area’s industrial surrounds
Eight of Toronto’s most intriguing buildings, from a public-utility Art Deco beauty to a groovy Modernist maze
In what other story does a suburban house so seductively shut out the real world?
Architect seized the opportunity to use dilapidated five-storey property in Malta for experimentation
Janna Ireland’s photographs of his work highlight his chameleon-like style and experience of segregation
Post-pandemic there is an opportunity to reimagine our urban areas as spaces alive both day and night, at work and at play
A radical project for a community of rentals in East Sussex proposes quirky, colourful homes for diverse, non-nuclear households
Hermetically sealed in its 500m-high mirrored walls, its huge carbon footprint makes it anything but a city of the future
Sixth Street Viaduct project replaces a landmark overpass with a vision for a greener, more vibrant community — and offers an optimistic glimpse of a more united future
Outdoor bedrooms are both an ancient tradition and Modernist motif. In the face of climate change, should architects revisit the idea?
From grottoes and Gothic flourishes to yellow submarines and skull-shaped huts — contemporary architects reinterpret ‘functionless’ structures
The building, designed by little-known architect Klaus Schuwerk, is delicate despite its size
Developers want to spruce up ageing buildings as employers attempt to get workers back to office
New residential tower elegantly resolves the conflict between Manhattan’s two most prominent architectural styles
The artist’s work was inseparable from her desert surroundings and the building in which she lived
The former Finnish cable factory, home to heavy machinery then illegal raves, completes its shift to cultural production
Boutique Hôtel des Horlogers sits in the birthplace of Swiss watchmaking
The winner of RIBA’s Royal Gold Medal, a pioneer of modernism in India, worked with Le Corbusier
Impressive 18th-century shipbuilder’s house had most recently been used — and architecturally abused — as a hotel conference centre
Modern property wrapped around a former pub offers luxury and privacy but is an anchor of civic engagement
History shows how buildings can be designed for both flexibility and longevity
One Times Square is being rethought for a new era of advertising and tourism
Lessons from the ancients, the modernists and the experience of the pandemic
The restoration project is an attempt to seduce the eye of book lovers back to the Beaux-Arts structure
A decade after the 2012 Games, the writer Iain Sinclair walks through the Lea Valley to Stratford to find that ‘much has changed and everything is the same’
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