US lightweight timber homes create vicious circle of global warming
Rising temperatures = more aircon = higher temperatures
In association with Neolith
Neolith Sintered Stone specified at Japanese-style home in Colombia
Nero and Beton surfaces chosen for vanity units, worktops and fireplaces
In association with Equitone
Rippled facade makes waves in Hong Kong
Equitone Tectiva fibre cement panels revitalise the city's Museum of Art
Spaceship Earth gives insight into 1991 sustainability experiment
Matt Wolf’s film shows the results of life in a sealed biosphere
Partitions gleam and ripple to give boutique added pizzaz
Delhi boutique reflects its owner’s love of technological materials
Empty workspaces become lived in communities
Get Everyone In by Benjamin Holland, Olivia Dolan and Katie Williams wins Rethink 2025 building category
Arinjoy Sen’s beautiful drawings offer modern interpretation of Mughal design
Student, 1st winner: Arinjoy Sen
Albert Orozco begins with the concept of ruins for his story of architecture
Practitioner, 1st winner: Albert Orozco
Delight beats dystopia in this year’s Eye Line
Lockdown effect evident in drawing competition entries – and entrants
Alan Dunlop conveys life and vitality in his Lockdown Sketchbook
Practitioner, 2nd winner: Alan Dunlop, Alan Dunlop Architect Ltd and professor of architecture
Cristina Gardiner evokes sense of place with stunning landscapes
Practitioner, 3rd winner: Cristina Gardiner
Prachi Panvalkar’s sketchpad makes Bergamo refreshingly light and fluid
Student, 3rd winner: Prachi Panvalkar
Viola Sze Wing Poon’s mossy dystopia charms judges for commendation
Student, commended: Viola Sze Wing Poon
Bold and thoughtful Rethink 2025 shortlist opens real possibilities
An enlivening shortlist and two brilliantly presented special mentions
Ingenious Rethink 2025 longlist promises better built future
Imaginative proposals show architecture's power for change
What will your descendents thank you for?
Roman Krznaric explains why we need to think really long term
Land, wealth, power: some things don’t change
Our world might look different, but it’s basically the same
Canopy House in Nairobi strikes frisson between artisanal and everyday
Refurbished home on ‘an absolute jewel’ of a site
In association with Bobrick
Touchless soap dispensers for ultimate hand hygiene
Bobrick offers range of automated commercial washroom accessories
Why the time is ripe for a return to stone as a structural material
Strong, robust, sustainable and beautiful
View from the Emirates: working through the global pandemic
There’s no stop to design and construction in the UAE
Tainan Spring urban park breathes fresh air into a congested city
MVRDV swaps shops for radical greening in Taiwan
Maximalist pavilion makes waves in Southern Ontario
Folded roof is just one of Toronto practice Partisans' bravura touches
Fits and starts in 60 years of Soviet design
Capitalist connotations left designers struggling to flourish
Mask makers at the Shah Cheragh mosque, Iran, April 2020
Mirrored prayer hall reflects the times of Covid-19
Obituary Michael Sorkin (1948-2020)
Theorist, designer and outspoken voice of protest died from Covid-19
Dinner for one? Linehouse on fantastical opportunities in China - even after lockdown
Offices in Hong Kong and Shanghai are emerging from the coronavirus crisis
Matt Gibson’s popping Australian house evolves nuclear family home
Mixed Use House rethinks urban living
What will be the environmental fallout from Coronavirus?
Could Covid-19 also leave greater environmental action in its destructive wake?
#instalike: is my Tulum beach selfie hip?
Dominant Instagram calls the design shots at Mexico’s hip beach
Q&A: MAD Architects on how the coronavirus is affecting business
Remote working comes to the rescue as experience shows all architects can
Has BIG thought about the sinister subtexts of techno cities?
With all that technology, what is the client after?
Twelve days of Corbness
Discover Marc Hagan-Guirey's kirigami models of Le Corbusier's works - and make your own