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Unique Boston home has exquisite inlaid mosaics created by the US designer better known for his Tiffany lamps
It provides artist studios and gallery spaces that reflect and enhance the area’s industrial surrounds
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
Outdoor bedrooms are both an ancient tradition and Modernist motif. In the face of climate change, should architects revisit the idea?
The building, designed by little-known architect Klaus Schuwerk, is delicate despite its size
New residential tower elegantly resolves the conflict between Manhattan’s two most prominent architectural styles
Alexandra Lange traces the history of the mall from its 1950s heyday to its faltering present
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
History shows how buildings can be designed for both flexibility and longevity
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
Edwin Heathcote selects his best mid-year reads
Her work in the Paris suburb of Ivry-sur-Seine gave choice and diversity to inhabitants
Henry Mance on new scientific research on pigs. Plus, what a new style of skyscraper says about how our cities are designed
The artist is using his Black Chapel to reflect on race, society and family and to bring people together
Herzog & de Meuron’s £135mn south London space is an imposing union of design and industry
Government proposals allowing residents to vote on new developments are full of holes
They have been downplayed in the past but an exhibition at London’s Riba puts them in the spotlight
The current situation presents a conundrum for Democrats ahead of November’s midterms
The latest addition to the London Underground is restrained and austere, with touches that echo older glories
This ‘deposit of unimaginable wealth in the sky’ is also an exquisite feat of architecture
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