Chris Foges | Design in the making

Battersea Power Station starts a new era with Wilkinson Eyre's painstaking refit

Will-they-won't-they saga ends with a regeneration that hums with life

Top 5: Culture stories 2022

Inspiration, imagination and ideas: where architects' designs are conceived

Hoxton Mule: Sam Jacob's hybrid house in east London

Inventive interpretation of context informs new Hoxton home

Hayhurst & Co’s Edith Neville Primary School gives pupils a new world

Students’ confidence flourishes in one-off design

Parti makes a celebration of build-to-rent flats

Intriguing scheme overcomes planning and budgetry challenges

Timber construction is a silver bullet for climate change

Bauhaus Earth founder on catalysing an architectural renaissance

How IF_DO manages hybrid working for business and people

Director Thomas Bryans explains the benefits of post-pandemic working

House of the Year 2022 longlist announced

Newbuilds, conversions and renovations: 20 projects vie for House of the Year

Feilden Fowles majors in creative tension at Homerton College

Feilden Fowles unites tradition and modernity at its new hall for Homerton College Cambridge

Future Architects: writers expand their horizons

Future writers consider our world from an architectural perspective

UCH digs deep for proton beam cancer centre

Patient wellbeing lies at the core of a complex build

Buttress Architects audits all standard documents and policies to bolster inclusion

Buttress Architects’ inclusion overhaul boosts practice’s self awareness

Why New Practice is still chasing the challenge

New Practice champions community voices in urban development

Contacts Book: Stuart Piercy reveals some of his favourite collaborators

How common purpose made complex and satisfying designs

Concrete formwork was composed to suggest masonry construction.

House for Artists is a manifesto for Apparata

Architect’s bold concrete statement is a philosophical marker

The service spine presents a facade to the larger event space.

Less is more for Shatwell Farm’s latest scheme

Clancy Moore’s deliberately unfinished cowshed invites intervention

The largely glazed facade is open and welcoming.

MacEwen Award winner: Nourish Hub’s communal effort is recipe for success

RCKa joined a collaboration to tackle multiple needs

Good people are hard to find: Q&A with recruitment expert Joe Synes

Skills shortages, hot spots, Covid and flexible working – what’s the deal?

Cantilevered stair in a house on Caroline Place, London, fabricated by Ateliers Romeo

Contacts book: Amin Taha on the collaborators that help make his designs

Who helps Groupwork conceive and create its buildings?

Making a landmark: Gort Scott’s new face for St Hilda’s College Oxford

Gort Scott brings presence and cohesion to an Oxford college

Owen Luder, painted in 1978 by June Mendoza

Owen Luder, charismatic outsider turned RIBA president

OLP founder, 1928-2021, who produced acclaimed brutalist buildings

Marketplace of fresh ideas

Green revolution relinks farm and supermarket

Cosmic House, the playful and serious museum that still feels like Charles Jencks’ home

A fizzing ferment of ideas explored through culture and the universe

Discover the stories of Inagawa Cemetery, the Colour House pavilion and Mole House

Three revealing and inventive monographs

Q&A: Climate change and urgent risks to the built environment

Michael Davies of the Climate Change Committee advising the government explains its latest reports

Crafted facades distinguish new Hackney housing by Henley Halebrown

Rich facades add dignity and heft to the street

Rebuilding Broadgate: Hopkins Architects' 100 Liverpool Street

Replacement of one of Peter Foggo’s 1980s buildings is part of programme to recast the fortress of finance

Q&A: Aidan Meller and his creative robot Ai-Da

This humanoid robot can converse, draw and paint

Rising above the noise: Emily Greeves and Bernd Schmutz’s south-west London housing

A new-build apartment building unlocks a challenging traffic-bound site in south-west London

Slow Architecture: Art Barn by Thomas Randall-Page

Barn unfurls to reveal sculptor’s archive

Jessam Al-Jawad and Dean Pike photographed in the east London studio that the practice has occupied since its foundation in 2014.

Al-Jawad Pike’s creative and business double act

Al-Jawad Pike wants every project to be different

Q+A: Jonathan Manns gives a glimpse into the Suburban Taskforce’s first report

What has the Suburban Taskforce done so far and what’s next?