Flooring options to make everyone feel at home
Flooring to suit all tastes – from toddlers to Saga Norén
Flooring, fencing, furniture and lights for specifiers
With guest appearances from Yves Klein, Papa Smurf, Jackie Weaver – and pure poetry
Waste salt replaces lime in cement used to build UAE’s Venice Biennale pavilion
Binder made with magnesium compound from brine avoids chemical reactions and emissions
Eye Line 2021: 54 entries make it through to final selection
It’s summer, and the final 54 entries to the RIBAJ Eye Line drawing competition are available now
Research reveals how spatial design helped collectivise rural China
President’s Awards for Research commendation sees link to changing Western way of life
Excavated concrete interior combines with inhabited grassy mounds at Shiroiya Hotel
Sou Fujimoto's revamped and extended former 1970s ryokan gives city of Maebashi new creative energy
News catch-up: Police raid Antepavilion building at Hoxton Docks
Establishment escalates Antepavilion battle, danger signs in Miami and Accordia, Unesco warns Liverpool
Brad Walls photographs a Synchronised Splash
Aerial view of synchronised swimmers references Hockney, Koolhaas and Superstudio
Library’s 3D printed sculpture is the colour purple
High tech meets low tech in Volkan Alkanoglu’s Purple STEAM art pavilion
Will lockdown’s work patterns help construction harness the full benefit of technology?
The industry has the chance to get up to speed with BIM
Architects sans frontiers: how the RIBA is extending its ambitions
Near and far strategy for people, practices and profession
Lessons from Syria: Make architecture a craft again and restore a sense of society
Homs-based Marwa al-Sabouni explores how the built environment can help mend society
What the West can learn from Africa
Drop the stereotypes and look at African architecture differently
Earthy mix: Anne Holtrop adapts to the Bahrain heat
The Dutch architect has learned to work with materials resistant to sun, dust and humidity
Finhankra: could the traditional compound house answer today's needs?
Bushra Mohamed on the use of the compound house throughout Africa and its relevance today
Volume opens a door to understanding Yemen’s architecture
Revelations on a cornerstone of Yemeni culture and heritage
Manuel Herz's Babyn Yar synagogue opens like a pop-up book
Unfolding holocaust memorial minimises its touch on a sensitive landscape
News catch-up: Alison Brooks on winning team for Thamesmead masterplanning job
… but its Hampstead house upsets wordsmith David Hare
Binoculars complete Frank Gehry’s design vision
Eyepieces become skylights for conference rooms in each lens
Mary Vaughan Johnson 1 December 1961 – 7 March 2021
Kingston University's sympathetic and inspiring head of school
Hindsight: Sunand Prasad, from dams in the mud to RIBA president
Penoyre & Prasad co-founder looks back at his career
In association with SEFA
Rockefeller University project wins 2020 SEFA Lab of the Year
Rafael Viñoly’s River Campus places modern laboratories over a busy New York highway
Collective design project finds that as we teach we learn from children too
Participatory practice makes for whole-community learning
Rewritten Banister Fletcher embraces the modern world
Murray Fraser's and Catherine Gregg's edition dumps outdated colonialism
Toto Whare showcases Māori architectural traditions
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’.
News catch-up: Tinseltown in the rain – fresh hope for Cardross seminary
Happy ending for Cardross? Plus Boris’ subsea roundabout
3D printed plant waste offers security to flood-struck Amazon homes
Plant-based material is breathable and flood-resilient
Modernist Escapes takes you round the world in your armchair
Travel vicariously to a promising future
No sweat: easy ways to cool Bangladesh garment factories
How to improve air quality and thermal conditions in workshops
News catch-up: RSHP sets up Paris base as essential response to Brexit
Brexit red tape forces Paris office, and ZHA's all-timber stadium
Design to save lives as well as give pleasure
We love tall buildings... but we must address hidden dangers
State propaganda and human habitation tango at Korean DMZ
Villagers humanise politically driven settlements
How constructing climate shaped Hong Kong
Weather data collection bolstered colonial rule with civic architecture
Bring green design into the classroom and studio
Live examples of ways to produce more climate literate graduates