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How Spain's Lacol won the Mies Prize for Emerging Architecture

Barcelona practice on its embedded, transgressive approach

Hindsight: Laurie Chetwood on pushing boundaries and the importance of art in architecture

The Chetwoods founder looks back on his career, from the Sainsbury’s Millennium Store to a current dream project

Out of the blue: Fascination in Wyoming

Martine Hamilton Knight’s photograph Caravan, Rawlins, Wyoming

Hindsight – Bennetts Associates: 'We certainly didn’t have parents who wanted a house designing'

Denise and Rab Bennetts: from precarious beginnings to the projects they are most proud of

Deaf architect Ben Stephens on his career, clients and life in practice

Ben Stephens on how he refused to let deafness stop him being a successful architect

Art, architecture and the city: what drives Jayden Ali?

Jayden Ali seeks diversity in his work and his career as an architect

Colonial Art Deco delights hang on in Uganda

Uganda’s Art Deco architecture moment photographed by Oskar Proctor

Practice Architecture and Material Cultures – taking bio-based materials mainstream

Future Winners - Paloma Gormley, Practice Architecture and Material Cultures

Editional Studio: flying the flag for retrofit

The Manchester practice uses its shopfront studio to win work and promote sustainable architecture

Why New Practice is still chasing the challenge

New Practice champions community voices in urban development

Hindsight: Ken Yeang on blazing a trail for ecological design

Ken Yeang talks about his five-decade-long career, pioneering the design of green buildings

Tikari Works: first, find your plot

The practice has carried out every role from marketing its schemes to hiring its site workforce

Office Sian on why community is everything

Future winner - Office Sian is finding its voice by listening to the community

Their dark materials: What drives Adam Khan Architects

Adam Khan Architects on nuance, flexibility and community

Out of the darkness: Sue Barr’s Die Streifen, Duisburg

A splash of colour in an eerily desolate landscape

Balkrishna Doshi at his Sangath Studio, Ahmedabad in December 2021.

PODCAST: Royal Gold Medallist Balkrishna Doshi, man of the people

The Royal Gold Medal-winning architect on people, growth and a fresh look

Max Creasy’s art and illusion in northern Japan

Photographer finds all is not as it seems in Asahikawa

Takeshi Hayatsu’s model trajectory

From 6a director to maker architect deeply invoved with local communities

PODCAST: Arup finds new ways to work as it emerges from lockdown disruption

Arup's Jo Wright, Nick Jackson and Christina Cox talk about winning work, radical refurbishment and being part of the Arup giant

Carlos Moreno: 15 minutes to save the world

How Carlos Moreno travelled from the favela to the Smart City

Straight and narrow: Delicate Ecuador bridge catches photographer’s eye

Joel Rodriguez Davila’s drone photograph of a Cotopaxi bridge

‘We raided history, the modern and the vernacular and mixed them up’

Piers Gough on a lifetime of getting emotion and drama into architecture

Top spot to hang out: Callisthenics in Kowloon

David Gutierrez: Garden Hill, Hong Kong, 2018

International style in 1930s Israel

Helen Bieberkraut left Germany in the 1930s for Israel, and moved from photographing people to the international style buildings she found there

McLean Quinlan makes it personal

Success is a family matter

Beyond the iron triangle: Anupama Kundoo asks how, who and why

Anupama Kundoo starts by questioning the basic constraints of how we build

Dixon Jones

Hindsight: Jeremy Dixon and Edward Jones on why both their mothers were right

Dixon Jones’ founders on their achievements, ups and downs, and succession planning

Searching for perspective

Adam Mørk ‘Belonging’, Ilulissat Icefjord, Greenland 2021

Hale Wharf, 2021

Hale Wharf by Tim Crocker: a long journey in an instant

What do you see? How a random stranger changed a photo’s meaning

Simon Allford wants to disrupt, lead, collaborate and keep people well

The new RIBA president on ways of working together and giving ideas a chance

Julian Harrap: I’m delighted I adopted architecture every day I wake up

Julian Harrap on why he still loves being an architect

Quinlan Terry: a classicist in the modern world

Tenacious classical architect says he is still learning from Palladio

James Reeve plumbs hidden depths with his still silent pool

Villa 356, Côte d’Azur, by James Reeve

Brooding sky recalls tragedy in Luke Hayes’ coastal photograph

Redshank by Luke Hayes, Lee-over-Sands, Essex

Tim Heatley

What makes Tim Heatley such a property magnet?

Tim Heatley, co-founder of Manchester developer Capital & Centric, is ambitious, savvy and successful. But as he draws together quality projects and investors, his aims go far beyond simply making money

Allies and Morrison on 40 years of sitting side by side

But who was once whose assistant?