Taking the pee
Absorbing history of sewers, starring Joseph Bazelgette
Artwork uses ultimate black to coat model of Wittgenstein’s home
Light absorption of 99.965% ‘voids’ 3D shapes
Architecture was always heroic for Harriet Harriss
The latest adventure: dean of New York’s Pratt Institute
Atomik Architecture’s adventures in Kazakhstan
Never sign anything in Russian and beware the fizzy horse milk
How Atelier Deshaus turns flawed construction to architectural advantage
Shanghai practice navigates haphazard site processes
The woman who brought modernism to Sri Lanka
Minnette de Silva, the first Asian woman to become an associate of the RIBA
Plastic brick slashes carbon and plastic waste
PlastiQube inventor shortlisted for UN environment award
Open the door to the secrets of the corridor
Luckhurst's book studies building types from the passage
There's always room for more in Hong Kong
Reclamation and invention keep construction at full throttle
Michigan Central Station to become future mobility centre
Cars that killed the railroad now revive landmark station
Architecture’s yin and yang
Why Hong Kong based Superposition merges vernacular means and methods with digital tools
High cycling lifts sustainable travel in China
Riding through the air leaves congested streets behind
Diversity and excellence in context at the Aga Khan Award show
Shortlisted projects ‘stimulate and respond to cultural expectations’
Practice Hong Kong style
It’s essential to have a foothold in Hong Kong, but what is working there like?
It’s all about the place, say International Prize winners
‘Uniqueness of place’ unites two very different schemes
Do you feel that happiness is the truth?
What does growing interest in wellbeing mean for architects?
The making of a drawing
by Tszwai So of Spheron architects, winner of the 2018 RIBAJ Eye Line competition
Robin Boyd had an alternative to ‘depressing box’ housing
We could learn from the Australian architect’s pioneering approach
Dorfman Award showcases truly international emerging talent
Four finalists show high sensitivity to local and global context
Still brutalist, but lighter and brighter
Hopkins stays true to Sert with modernised Harvard building
Night-lit buildings kill migrating birds
Song birds are particularly susceptible to night-time collisions
Blockchain scheme bypasses overpriced housing market
Doma co-operative offers low cost virtual tenure
Sydney’s EY Centre dumps eco-bling for top sustainability rating
NABERS 5.5 stars help CIBSE awards clean-up
Gerhard Jacob (Jack) Zunz 1923 – 2018
Multi-award winning engineer on Jørn Utzon’s Sydney Opera House
In association with Method
In the open: Workplace recycling by design
Method brings waste bins centre stage