Sun, sea, art and sex — when Picasso and Lee Miller went on holiday
There’s something dangerous about a group holiday. Apparently sturdy social arrangements have a way of softening under the…
for SAGA space architects, future homes could be out of earth
Human homes on moon, mars, space and underwater The most frequent medicine taken on the International Space…
Verge Select creates Ontario studio by interlocking three volumes
Canadian design studio Verge Select has designed a studio for painter Janna Watson in Ontario, composed of three square…
21 Jaw-Dropping Wildlife Shots That Won Big At The British Wildlife Photography Awards
The winners of the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2026 have been announced, and this year’s top prize went…
SO-IL’s uses pink concrete for Brooklyn apartment building
Architecture studio SO-IL utilised precast, coloured-concrete blocks in various sizes to give the 144 Vanderbilt apartment block in…
Evenly Lit, Not Overlit: Rethinking Brightness in Subtropical Cities
Younch Hotel / MUDA-Architects. Image © HereSpace Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1039778/evenly-lit-not-overlit-rethinking-brightness-in-subtropical-cities In South…
venice biennale reveals renovated central pavilion
la biennale di venezia unveils reimagined central pavilion La Biennale di Venezia reveals its fully refurbished Central…
Dowen Farmer plans six-storey co-living scheme on Southwark Asda site
Clients the SoCo and Wittington Investments want to demolish the 1970s-built supermarket on Rye Lane and replace it…
ATAMA riffs off Brutalist language in rework of 1970s former town hall
A brutalist town hall in Belgium has been comprehensively renovated and remodelled as the multi-functional community hub containing…
Archmongers revamps three mid-century houses on Dulwich Estate
London studio Archmongers has injected new materials, colours and details in the renovations of three homes from the 1950s…
Lightroom Lens Blur Works—Use It Surgically
Lightroom’s lens blur filter got a bad reputation fast. When it launched, some people predicted it would make…
Estonia exports a modernist, Glasgow gets poetic and Leonora Carrington goes wild – the week in art | Art and design
Exhibition of the week Konrad Mägi You mean you haven’t heard of “Estonia’s greatest modernist painter”? Who knows,…