Exhibitions

Léon Wuidar’s paintings are awash with architectural references

Stylised pyramids, arches, and window-like forms abound in the Belgian artist's abstract works

Schloss Linderhof: whimsical legacy of Bavarian king's fantasy

Cascade at Schloss Linderhof, Bavaria, 19th century

Plas Newydd: 18th century noble-women’s fascinating alternative home

Plas Newydd was a ‘domestic idyll’ that fascinated romantic poets such as Byron and Shelley

Gateways to other worlds

VR specialist Space Popular's study of fictional portals through space and time is at Sir John Soane's Museum

Dragiša Brašovan: Barcelona Expo’s other modernist

Yugoslav Pavilion, Barcelona International Exposition, 1929

Welcome to the house of fun

South Shore amusement park, Blackpool

Radical Rooms gives an alternative view of the history of domestic architecture

Architecture and power seen through houses and domestic plans

Refugees’ lost lives and new hopes come to life in Syrian architect’s exhibition

Mohamad’s intricate work humanises the experience of refugees

Colonial Art Deco delights hang on in Uganda

Uganda’s Art Deco architecture moment photographed by Oskar Proctor

Up on the modernist roof

6 Temple Gardens, Moor Park, Herts, by Connell Ward and Lucas

Slime and the city: can a mysterious mould aid urban planning?

A Pompidou exhibition shows how architect ecoLogicStudio is harnessing slime mould's ability to find efficient networks

Altered world, Postwar Modern: New Art in Britain 1945-1965

Powerful exhibition explores the response to the aftermath of the conflict through the work of 48 artists

Georgie Wolton's glass house was a Corten trailblazer

The co-founder of Roger and Foster's Team 4 built this experimental house for her family in Surrey

Cathedral of Syracuse: temple, mosque and place of Christian worship

Ralph Deakin’s 1930s photograph of Ortygia’s famed cathedral

Memory games: exploring the meaning of monuments

Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art asked artists to challenge preconceptions of what a monument represents

Beverly Hills’ Mediterranean mansion

Loggias, patios and colonnades flourish in lush California

A Place to Live L6 by Trevor Burgess, 2018, from the Where We Live exhibition at Millennium Gallery, Sheffield. Created in oil on plywood, the painting is part of a series addressing notions of home and the commodification of the London property market

Where we live: paintings of dwellings tell stories of different lives

Sheffield’s Millennium Gallery exhibition studies the 'undervalued, overlooked' everyday

Experimental displays from the 1950s at Finmar showroom

Scandinavian design importer’s elegant fifties fittings

Sezincote: Indian palace settles in England’s Cotswolds

English villa cloaked in an exotic Mughal robe

Three Architects

Lubaina Himid considers how our clothes, buildings and world experience fit us

The artist poses questions for the viewer to decide

Modern art: small and perfectly formed

A 1934 a doll’s house-sized gallery for miniature artworks by 34 modern artists

Temple Bar Christopher Wren Paternoster Square London.

Temple Bar slips into Ludgate Hill

How John Seely put Temple Bar back at the City perimeter

Scottish Widows Fund and Life Assurance Society Edinburgh, 1976.

Basil Spence’s geological emulation with Scottish Widows building

Henk Snoek’s photograph exploits the contrasting textures of reflective glass and York stone

Discovering the overlooked work of designer Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Tate Modern raises profile of largely forgotten artist and designer who was successful in 1920s and 30s

Tino Sehgal’s art speaks to visitors at Blenheim Palace

Tino Sehgal’s art experience mixes grandeur and intimacy at Blenheim Palace

Studio Morison’s Silence sculpture set to complete the circle of life at YSP

Decay is part of the process at Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s latest work, Silence

Circular covered market that helped Coventry rebuild

Listed structure played an important part in the city’s post-war recovery

London Gliding Club, Dunstable, 1935.

London Gliding Club's design promoted both activity and social side of gliding

Christopher Nicholson’s London Gliding Club at Dunstable

Gort Scott tells an epic tale of Iran at the V&A

Pamela Buxton reviews Epic Iran exhibition, which ranges from artistic splendour to political upheaval

Yayoi Kusama, Infinity Mirrored Room - Filled with the Brilliance of Life 2011/2017, Tate

Yayoi Kusama’s Tate Modern exhibition hits the reflective spot

Immersive infinity mirrors create sense of calm and space

Binoculars complete Frank Gehry’s design vision

Eyepieces become skylights for conference rooms in each lens

Put a camera in your pencil case

Why architects should learn cinematography

Taking a wider view

Context is everything, says a new Canadian exhibition

Utrecht’s ‘Inkwell’ still going strong after 100 years

Frank Yerbury’s photograph of the Dutch railway head office

Bucky’s car port

Union Tank Car Dome Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1958

Karl Marx-Hof housing estate, symbol of Red Vienna

Karl Marx-Hof housing estate, Vienna, 1927-1930