Isabelle Priest | Design in the making

Classical references bring new life to converted Camden gallery

Artist’s home, studio and gallery luxuriates in classical references

One to watch: Ann Nisbet Studio keeps rural life at the centre of design

Crafted homes draw on rural typologies

Six Columns is a home intended to keep evolving

It looks complete, but Will Burges’ house is intended never to be truly finished

Jan Kattein, who brings flexibility, circularity and colour into regeneration

Social architecture specialist ‘leaves room to let stuff happen’

MacEwen 2024, highly commended: St James’ Community Farm unites communities

MMAS balances cost and aesthetics to draw in all-comers at inner-city farm

Contemporary Bury Gate Farm evolves the country house tradition

Sandy Rendel Architects’ elegant South Downs home

Lucent’s intricate facades give Piccadilly Circus’ famous ‘lights’ corner new life

Heritage and contemporary London meet in the heart of the West End

Hope Street for convicted women keeps families and prospects together

Snug Architects’ optimistic alternative to conventional women’s prisons

Crescent and correct: Acme’s beachfront Folkestone housing

Shoreline Crescent is the first phase of a wider development of seven crescent blocks

Medina House in Hove is new and old at the same time

Epic and welcoming, home preserves a piece of the Hove seafront

Webinar: Mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain is imminent: Are you ready?

Powerful tool to promote sustainable design or ecological planning hurdle?

Lyons Architects’ Blackbird lands lightly in its lush landscape

Water and architecture together answer client’s brief

Serpentine Pavilion designer Lina Ghotmeh on her life, work and influences

The Paris-based architect reveals her journey to Hyde Park’s pavilion

Profile: Gillian Tindall, novelist turned urban miniaturist historian

Books on history and context have affected the way architects work for 50 years

What makes Al-Jawad Pike’s London Walks work

Contract and contextual responses key to council houses’ success

Future winners: Unknown Works is out there – in every way

Energy and adventurousness are key to international success

Renewed Guernsey lido mixes Aussie cool with Scandinavian hygge

DLM has renewed a 1930s changing facility to give La Valette Bathing Pools a welcoming and inclusive building

Future winner: Minesh Patel Architects' ambitions as a role model

Several aims lie behind an ambition to grow and work on larger projects

Sweden’s Wisdome shell puts timber technology on show

Elding Oscarson's CLT and LVT 48m-span gridshell roof and 12m high dome demonstrate the wonders of science

Less is best at Fletcher Priest’s Warwick Court office retrofit

Fletcher Priest keeps changes to a minimum in sustainable office upgrade

Black Country visitor centre in Dudley evokes industrial heritage

Contextual design in a 21st century visitor centre in Dudley sets high local aspirations

Locals plunge in to rescue Jubilee Pool – and win it the 2023 MacEwen Award

Sustainability, heritage, grassroots action and social benefit in one scheme

Top 5: Building stories 2022

Elizabeth Line at Paddington, Ghery's Prospect Place and Farnham house among most popular stories

MacEwen Awards 2023 longlist announced: 32 socially-aware designs vie for the next stage

A multitude of ways to design and build for the common good

Civic presence means Elizabeth Line’s Bond Street rises best in Hanover Square

Street-level urban realm is highlight of the newly opened station

Rural Office for Architecture's change of plan makes a contextual new home

Refurb-turned-newbuild refines nearby references

Hackney bags three RIBA 2022 special awards

Stephen Lawrence Prize, Neave Brown Award for Housing and Client of the Year all go to projects in the east London borough

Freehaus helps Africa take root in Southwark

Freehaus’s new premises immerse visitors in the African atmosphere

Google HQ takes a lead on environmental responsibility

Heatherwick and BIG deliver environmental, reconfigurable campus

Weston Williamson’s Paddington Station shows a future for transport

Paddington impresses even compared to the other Elizabeth Line stations

Peak Architects transforms barn into rural mews

Rural Yorkshire scheme creates five homes within the envelope of former livestock barn

War in Ukraine: from designing cafés to meals on wheels

Kyiv-based architect Slava Balbek describes how the Russian war has turned life upside down

MoDusArchitects’ light touch renovation of Icaro Hotel

Waste and renewal are key factors in ModusArchitects’ reworking of the Icaro Hotel in Alpe di Siusi

Their dark materials: What drives Adam Khan Architects

Adam Khan Architects on nuance, flexibility and community

6a’s restoration gives historic gym a modern-day workout

16th century philanthropic gift is serving locals in Holborn again

Sand, rock and roll: Bahrain’s desert concert venue

S/L Architects’ Al Dana Amphitheatre melts into the sand

McLean Quinlan makes it personal

Success is a family matter

Q&A: Patrick Verkooijen of the Global Center on Adaptation

Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation in Rotterdam, explains what the UN organisation does to promote and assist the race to arrest global warming

Altogether now: Stolon Studio’s latest ‘sociable housing’ scheme

Penrose Mews offers a compact community setting unusual for its well-heeled west London residents

Transformations that reach out to the wider community

A gym in a church, exhibition gallery in a synagogue, religious groups are looking to architects to diversify and raise revenue

Future winners: community work helps MMAS leave recession behind

Tenacity pays off for Belfast’s Garreth McMahon and Fearghal Murray

Profile: Fala Atelier creates a network of ideas

The Porto practice combines colourful distinctive projects with a frenzied workflow

BORD’s Hungarian waterpark is a mega fun palace of wild experiences

Jump in! The water's lovely

The way I see it: Hugh Pearman looks back and forwards as he retires

What architecture has shaped the past 44 years – and what needs to come next?

Rising Star: Raheela Khan-Fitzgerald

Developer of award winning emissions reduction tool

Rising Star: Bushra Mohamed

Champion of the compound house for multigenerational living

Rising Star: Fabrizio Matillana

Bringing design thinking to planning issues

Rising Star: Re-Fabricate

Six reuse initiatives, three heading for commercial launch

Rising Star: Zoë Cave

Helped reinvent Open City in the face of the pandemic