Foster + Partners unveils plans for Rijksmuseum garden pavilions
Plans have been unveiled for a sculpture garden beside the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, which will see three brick…
Dowen Farmer wins planning for four homes on problematic backland site
The 2,860m² scheme will sit on a secluded woodland site behind Kent House Road and next to the…
A colour-filled, 18th-century cottage in the seaside town of Deal
‘My previous house had broken me emotionally and financially,’ says Russell Loughlan, the interior designer and colour-expert behind…
Studio Weave completes Woolwich Market pavilion
Part of a wider revamp of Beresford Square Market in Woolwich, south-east London, the pavilion aims to support…
A vibrant rebuke of midwinter — Gabriele Münter at the Guggenheim
In New York’s grey, white and sludge midwinter, Gabriele Münter’s lavender snowscapes and fervent interiors bring consoling bursts…
Stallan-Brand wins approval for University of Glasgow-led housing
Rather than relying on private student accommodation providers, the university, as the client, has taken a ‘hands-on approach’…
‘Love can be an addiction’: Nan Goldin’s Ballad of Sexual Dependency – in pictures – The Guardian
‘Love can be an addiction’: Nan Goldin’s Ballad of Sexual Dependency – in pictures The GuardianNan Goldin’s “The Ballad…
Would you take on three luxury treehouses in the Dorset wild?
Offers in excess of £2 million have a crack at this beloved forest retreat, built by master woodworker…
Benoit Böhnke tells time differently through visualisations that play with colour and motion
Most people can tell the time, but can they tell it differently? The Paris-based graphic designer and co-founder…
Klein Dytham Architecture completes Home for All Noroshi
Tokyo-based Klein Dytham Architecture has showcased Home for All Noroshi, a community centre that incorporates roof tiles from…
RIBA to move collections to temporary home in Kew
Yesterday, the institute and the National Archives announced a partnership to temporarily house the RIBA Drawings and Archives…
London art boss ‘devastated’ as pickaxe-wielding yobs close exhibition with £15k repair bill
The Metropolitan Police said it is unable to proceed with an investigation due to a lack of evidence…