What's in, what's out: get some style pointers from the industry

NABERS 5.5 stars help CIBSE awards clean-up

National Museum, Tartu, Estonia

Multi-award winning engineer on Jørn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House

Tech giants take on the way we live

Do our accepted criteria need a rethink?

National Library, Beijing, by Will Pryce

Banyan trees inspire a single, binding canopy for the arts

Take a break from the festivities

The world’s getting smaller but the RIBA knows what to do

… on Ice Watch, his installation with Olafur Eliasson

Don’t let generative workflows stifle your individuality

Conservation work advertises the profession's ingenuity

Bates Smart's Brisbane office development is the tallest timber building in Australia

Taiwan’s cultural diplomacy is looking a bit hollow

With ‘humble heroism’ Aleph Zero and Rosenbaum reinvent the Brazilian vernacular

Hallidie Building, San Francisco, 1918

Turn on to modernity

It’s not change, but how you respond to it that matters, says RIBA International Prize shortlister Tomo Yamanashi

Being the one who proposes is what makes an architect’s role valuable says John Tuomey

RIBA International Prize 2018 winner Gustavo Utrabo on reviving craft in Brazil

Helping tackle climate change + housing poverty, Stefano Boeri’s vertical forest

Daniel M Abramson's book offers a new take on newness versus renewal

Founder Eyal Weizman explains the practice's quest for justice

Huge reduction achievable using known technologies says Swiss report

Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya offers a new way for museum design

Re-imagining San Francisco's ephemeral Tower of Jewels

Pritzker winner and co-writer of Learning from Las Vegas

Undercroft, Habitat ’67, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Wheel mounted robots end limits on height

Projects from Europe, Asia and South America make the grade

The language of modelling is now aesthetic too

3D printed pods make locally built homes in space

Commonwealth youth show desire to lead

ZHA exoskeleton takes shape in Macau

Light and leafiness

Dhaka mosque architect on winning art's Jameel Prize

Climate gentrification threatens neighbourhoods

Sou Fujimoto philosophises with humour

Adapting to extreme weather works better than resistance

Uncover grim truths as a forensic architect

An old Palestinian factory is reborn as a centre for artists and artisans

Pfitzenmaier Beach House, Queensland, Australia, 1953

Project prepares for 100m sustainable homes

Elaborate patterns, sumptuous textures and rich colours

A verdant parkland is part of the business plan

Designer of this year’s Serpentine Pavilion