People

Takeshi Hayatsu’s model trajectory

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

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

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?

Brad Walls photographs a Synchronised Splash

Aerial view of synchronised swimmers references Hockney, Koolhaas and Superstudio

Caleb Femi sees poetry in life, death and the built environment

The former young people’s laureate sees nurture in unnatural spaces

Earthy mix: Anne Holtrop adapts to the Bahrain heat

The Dutch architect has learned to work with materials resistant to sun, dust and humidity

Eva Jiricna: ‘There is always one more step left to reach perfection’

The impact of Soviet action, the English seaside and many people…

McCloy + Muchemwa on what they did this weekend

Steve McCloy and Bongani Muchemwa on making the leap to full time practice

Rasmus Hjortshøj and life at the edge

Rasmus Hjortshøj, Fondazione Prada, Milan, 2018

Hindsight: Sunand Prasad, from dams in the mud to RIBA president

Penoyre & Prasad co-founder looks back at his career

Photograph: Museum of London

Monochrome Barbican in glorious colour

Museum of London, by Christopher Hope-Fitch

Untitled, Venice, 2012

Ben Tynegate's ghostly photo summons the sense of romantic Venice

Untitled, Venice, 2012, by Ben Tynegate

Hindsight: Julia Barfield on principles and practice

Dream projects, sustainable design, finance and treasure

Profile: Fala Atelier creates a network of ideas

The Porto practice combines colourful distinctive projects with a frenzied workflow

How Studio Polpo treats architecture as a community service

Sheffield practice is there to spot ways to improve the local lot

Medieval or modern? Ypres Cloth Hall guards its secrets

Cloth Hall’s mirage of age and renewal

Civil partnerships: why Amsterdam practice Civic embraces collaborative working

‘We’re not the kind who do private villas'

Eleanor Young steps up to edit the journal

How might readers expect RIBAJ to evolve?

Kate Macintosh: It was the best time for my ideas of what the goals of architecture should be

Kate Macintosh on social improvement and politics in architecture

Lesley Lokko: Culture revolutionary

Pioneer of critical debate about cultural identity in architecture

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?

Hindsight: ‘I’m the luckiest person’: Chris Wilkinson looks back at his career

Wilkinson Eyre co-founder on art, architecture, high-tech and incredible influences