Bauhaus Earth founder on catalysing an architectural renaissance

A reminder of the need to live in harmony with the planet

Radical visions, then and now

A new book suggests ways to bring nature into our economic, political and societal systems

Working abroad sounds great – but there’s a lot to negotiate to get there

Studio Seilern director finds common ground in the US

Heatherwick and BIG deliver environmental, reconfigurable campus

The world is opening up again – where are architects going, and what do they see?

With concrete production draining world supplies of fine-grained sand, recycled glass could provide a substitute

Martine Hamilton Knight’s photograph Caravan, Rawlins, Wyoming

Using AI and robotics to upcycle forks in tree trunks as connecting structures in buildings

How indigenous people in Canada reclaimed sites of oppression

Architects can contribute to making the virtual realm a positive environment

Geraint Fanklin’s book reflects a highly individual designer

Uganda’s Art Deco architecture moment photographed by Oskar Proctor

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

reD’s mountain residence is more than just a dream home

Watchmaker's new Shanghai storefront has a facade that glows almost like Jade, thanks to an unusual process

Thao Nguyen Phan offers multiple ways of seeing to explore water, land and territory

Loggias, patios and colonnades flourish in lush California

The Archigram co-founder on a retrospective of his drawings at Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Gain an insight into the pivotal part windows play in Japanese design

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

Photographer finds all is not as it seems in Asahikawa

WilkinsonEyre founder, 1945-2021, remembered by Stafford Critchlow

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

Next steps on the route to inclusion

H&dM's vast museum will be seen as an attempt to define the Hong Kong's cultural role amid government clampdowns

Getting to know Simon Allford better, who is Manchester developer Tim Heatley, 2021’s Eye Line longlist and more

Was 2021 better, worse, or simply stranger?

Have another look at the building studies you loved best this year

Hugh Pearman recalls five key buildings by the ground-breaking architect

Lord Rogers of Riverside, architect of the Pompidou and Lloyds of London, as well as a fascinating and magnetic personality

How Carlos Moreno travelled from the favela to the Smart City

Amin Taha recommends the Measure of All Things

How diversity keeps organisations agile and relevant

Joel Rodriguez Davila’s drone photograph of a Cotopaxi bridge

What the English Gothic church owes to Islam

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

Are you a desecrator or a conservation fascist?

Julija Dubovik's underground house features two internal courtyards that illuminate and ventilate the spaces

David Gutierrez: Garden Hill, Hong Kong, 2018

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

Architect resigns from review committee in protest at building designed by 97-year-old billionaire Charlie Munger

Competing demands make climate action a complex puzzle

... and demolish-to-replace is still going strong in London

Ongoing engagement will keep architects connected and relevant