Listing bid to protect David Chipperfield’s first major building in UK
Conservation group Twentieth Century Society has submitted a listing application for the River and Rowing Museum in Oxfordshire, aiming…
Scientists Built a Living Wall Material That Grows, Breathes, and Heals Its Cracks
At the Canada Pavilion in Venice, the walls were not built to stay still. Opened as part of…
Forgeworks revamps Somerset farmhouse with stone extension
An extension built from timber, glass and limestone unites a 19th-century farmhouse with an adjacent barn at this…
Eight key projects by Pritzker Prize 2026 winner Smiljan Radić
Following the news that Smiljan Radić has won this year’s delayed Pritzker Architecture Prize, we round up eight…
Eight of the world’s most stunning penthouses
This is one of four bedroom suites, its corner position giving views over the bay of San Francisco…
Cardiff clears path for Wales’ tallest tower
REAP 3, a subsidiary of specialist build to rent developer BlueCastle Capital, aims to…
BDP blames ‘tougher trading conditions’ for 60% profits slump and turnover drop
BDP’s group accounts for the year ending 30 June 2025 show the global giant’s profits before taxation tumbled…
David Hockney review: The iPad paintings underwhelm but it’s hard not to be cheered
Review at a glance Goodness, it’s big. The larger part of David Hockney’s A Year in Normandie and…
Haining Natural Exhibition Center / Sens Architects
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I don’t want to know how much I earn
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen started out in TV in 1996 as the flamboyant designer on Changing Rooms, where his outlandish…
Advance Your Socio-Technical Architecture Skills with InfoQ’s New Online Cohorts
For senior technical practitioners, scaling impact goes beyond writing better code or designing increasingly complex systems. The bottleneck…
Two Renoir exhibitions at Musée d’Orsay explore the joy of human connection – The Art Newspaper
The British art historian John Golding regarded Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) as having a restless mind. The French artist…