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Kitschy residential tower blocks are upsetting the historic balance of the capital’s financial district
In the first in a series on house museums, Edwin Heathcote visits the new iteration of the home of one of England’s most popular painters
Neo-Georgian facade and Joe Kennedy’s replica of the White House Oval Office among the period features expertly preserved in conversion to luxury apartments
Several books explore the reality of the workplace and how corporate spaces may blur with the home
The Cara arts centre is superbly suited to performance and events as well as painting and sculpture
Museums and galleries, a hotel, reconfigured civic districts and two quarries are among the highlights
Street lights, newsstands, benches — our architecture critic reflects on icons of urban infrastructure
Each duplex penthouse at One Park Drive is uniquely configured to maximise its aspect and position within the building
Softer aesthetics offer a sense of wellbeing but are still a form of control by employers
Edwin Heathcote selects his must-read titles
The first international outpost of the City of London favourite, the Ned NoMad brings period opulence to a neighbourhood on the up
Barber, who has built his reputation on designing social housing, has been awarded the Soane Medal
Meet the man behind Dark Matter Labs, who has radical plans for a greener future
The Design Museum’s exhibition shows how the movement has made it into every area of modern life
The New York architect brings characteristic eclecticism to what is expected to be London’s most expensive residential building yet
Both parties contributed to interior and exterior elements of the finely preserved Grade I listed property
Exhibition at the Isamu Noguchi Museum in Queens, New York, explores strange and wondrous subterranean spaces
The home of the Victorian artist Frederic Leighton is awe-inspiringly beautiful but ethically challenging
Prestigious UK architecture award highlights growing trend for sustainable design
They were depicted as homes for the ‘anti-growth coalition’ last week, but what’s really behind this Tory trope?
The city rewards the wandering visitor with cafés, candlelit concerts . . . and surprisingly radical architectural wonders
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
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