CultureTemple Bar slips into Ludgate HillJohn Seely’s 1950s reimagining of Wren’s reassembled Temple Bar at the edge of the City – with photographic help from Bedford Lemere18 August 2021
CultureBasil Spence’s geological emulation with Scottish Widows buildingHenk Snoek’s photograph exploits the contrasting textures of reflective glass and York stone
CultureDiscovering the overlooked work of designer Sophie Taeuber-ArpTate Modern raises profile of largely forgotten artist and designer who was successful in 1920s and 30s
CultureTino Sehgal’s art speaks to visitors at Blenheim PalaceTino Sehgal’s art experience mixes grandeur and intimacy at Blenheim Palace
CultureStudio Morison’s Silence sculpture set to complete the circle of life at YSPDecay is part of the process at Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s latest work, Silence
CultureCircular covered market that helped Coventry rebuildListed structure played an important part in the city’s post-war recovery
CultureLondon Gliding Club's design promoted both activity and social side of glidingChristopher Nicholson’s London Gliding Club at Dunstable
CultureGort Scott tells an epic tale of Iran at the V&AFrom ancient artistic splendours to modern political upheavals, this exhibition tells a long and rich story through a design based on the architecture of a city2 June 2021
CultureYayoi Kusama’s Tate Modern exhibition hits the reflective spotImmersive infinity mirrors create sense of calm and space
CultureBinoculars complete Frank Gehry’s design visionEyepieces become skylights for conference rooms in each lens
CultureUtrecht’s ‘Inkwell’ still going strong after 100 yearsFrank Yerbury’s photograph of the Dutch railway head office
CultureKarl Marx-Hof housing estate, symbol of Red ViennaKarl Marx-Hof housing estate, Vienna, 1927-1930
CultureGiles Blomfield’s Lanteglos brought the Cornish countryside indoorsEuropean modernism brought to a small corner of Cornwall
CultureHindsight: ‘I’m the luckiest person’: Chris Wilkinson looks back at his careerWilkinson Eyre co-founder on art, architecture, high-tech and incredible influences
CultureStructure is the star at exhibition space Palazzo del LavoroPalazzo del Lavoro in Turin by Pier Luigi Nervi, 1961
CultureDesigns of the Year show takes us back to pre-Covid timesFrom Stormzy’s stab vest to the set of South Korean hit film Parasite
CultureNaples’ Castel Nuovo, seat of kings, pictured in the 1860sDouble-tier triumphal arch is a masterpiece of the Neapolitan Renaissance
CultureBoijmans Ahoy thrilling drive-in exhibition recharges Dutch art museumArt lovers view suspended works from coronavirus-ready electric cars in Rotterdam
CulturePlug in to Electronic and feel the connectivityNostalgia or rebellion? Electronic music’s continuing relevance
CultureVan Gogh's inspirational medieval abbeyAbbey of St Peter in Montmajour, Arles, France; 11th-18th century
CultureHow three inches enabled four storeys in south WalesT Alwyn Lloyd's Ystrad Mynach FE College, build in an area of mining subsidence
CultureArt show brings hidden homelessness into focusHidden Homeless exhibition launches Architects Aware! thinktank
CultureRootless trees fail to flourish at the HaywardCelebration of trees rather than forests underplays exhibition’s impact
CultureBawden treasure trove is strangely silentWhy aren’t more people at this rewarding Edward Bawden show?
CultureThe truth about timberCambio at the Serpentine Galleries is a poetic cornucopia of things about trees
CultureThe media: architecture’s influential friendRIBA’s Freestyle exhibition charts historic relationship
CultureFaith buildings extend inclusivity in changing timesAF's Congregation exhibition studies an evolving typology
CultureFlooding is here to stay: let's design for itClimate change resilient architecture at Sea Change exhibition
CultureWellcome shows why we should take play seriouslyDid your youthful games make you who you are today?