Space, Rhythm & Light illuminates Kim Lim at the Hepworth
Wakefield gallery revives modernist sculptor and exponent of ‘musicality and rhythm’
Playing house: MJ Long exhibition review
Portraits of a Practice at the Architectural Association
Fixing the system: inside the mind of Indy Johar
Why everything from mortgages to planetary health is entwined
Modernism as a personal statement
With her fluid sexuality, her gender and her race, Amaza Lee Meredith constituted the essential modern figure
Will Wiles in praise of the floor plan
Secrets exposed, mystique intact
Obituary: Peter Jacob 1942–2023, academic who fostered a ‘sense that we were changing the world’
Supportive, compassionate and open-minded head of architecture at Kingston University
Who needs complicated?
Why we need clean design that's simple to use
Review: Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Time Machine offers ‘a tonic for our distracted minds’
One man’s inner idea of reality expressed through his camera
Arthur Timothy: how a hobby turned an architect into an artist
Christmas present was a blank canvas in more ways than one
Interview with Nikola Olic: liberating architectural photography
Abstract but identifiable photographs balance reality and imagination
Dame Judith Hackitt: Get safety right first time and the cost from the regulator will stay down
Cultural shift is fundamental requirement for safety
Taking an ethical stance is good for business
The ethical imperative for a more resilient profession
Stirling Stories: in-depth films explore what it takes to make outstanding architecture
Stirling Stories films celebrate architectural excellence
Art from work in progress: photograph by Francisco Ibáñez
Unsustainable Structures 7, Mayfair, London 2018
Past, future, and now: how do we both protect and develop London?
Gillian Darley explores how we might think about heritage today and tomorrow
In association with the Brick Development Association
Brick Awards 2023: The winners
Celebrating the clay block: 16 innovative projects take 18 top awards
In association with The Brick Tile Company
Chip off the old block: Brick slips please, inside and out
Tiles cut from brick offer all the good looks of the real thing with less of the labour
In association with Arper