A recently returned ex-pat, I found myself at the New Zealand Institute of Architects’ Awards in the somewhat paradoxical position of acting as an international juror while being ‘indigenous’.

Happy ending for Cardross? Plus Boris’ subsea roundabout

Plant-based material is breathable and flood-resilient

Travel vicariously to a promising future

How to improve air quality and thermal conditions in workshops

Brexit red tape forces Paris office, and ZHA's all-timber stadium

We love tall buildings... but we must address hidden dangers

Autonomy and connectedness work towards one goal

Is RSHP getting too bland?

Union Tank Car Dome Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1958

How aid workers’ voices help shape borderland spaces

Villagers humanise politically driven settlements

Weather data collection bolstered colonial rule with civic architecture

There are ways to produce more climate literate graduates

That calamari could be behind your next facade design

A new book highlights 79 projects that push the boundaries of architecture

Architecture and urbanism in post-colonial nations

Two big schemes get rethought and green space trumps Maggie's

Puzzling pictures to free your mind

LiDAR 3D scanning project will be scalable to suit other locations

There’s a petite and slimline look to this month’s lighting specifieds

Pioneer of critical debate about cultural identity in architecture

Covid aside, what were the notable events of the year?

Architects Declare, Harvard and Southwark dampen controversies as PAC slams UK housing policy

Are humans essentially bad or good?

Procter and Gamble HQ architect who was Stirling shortlisted

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

Chinese practice wins RA Dorfman Award by prioritising problem solving

Proposed timber institute is vehicle to maximise tree’s potential

Naughty kids’ delight – a kindergarten roof for climbing on

FCBS scores for Ronaldo; Schumacher falls foul of Architects Declare

‘Closed on Mondays’ looks at what makes a show work

Comfortably clad buildings to help things look up

Hone your critical, creative and collaborative thinking

What is the Haworth Tompkins director doing with Vladimir Somov's run-down theatre?

Plants, sensors and live dashboard cut energy and boost wellbeing

OOA’s ‘life-changing’ scheme done on a US$30,000 budget

Site specific, consumer-specific, mass produced housing scheme

County Hall down, Tulip up; and reactions to Trump exit

Delve’s AI-driven insight eases the design legwork

Hugh Pearman retires as RIBAJ editor

One eminent practitioner’s life in architecture

Third age homes blow, Foster's arresting prospects and Thamesmead boon

The Architecture of Bathing ranges through time, culture and type of activity

RCA graduate views Japan through his own stained glass filter

Project will demonstrate carbon and wellbeing benefits of building materials made from earth