The Latest Breaking News from Architecture

A BUMPER book on Brutalist architecture – brilliant! I’m biased because I worked for a bit in one of Denys Lasdun’s masterpieces and grew up…

Since its first day in London's Piccadilly in 2003, The Wolseley has been celebrated for its grand architecture and comforting all-inclusive menu. Not long after, it was harmoniously labelled by locals, A-listers and acclaimed food critics as one of the city's best-loved dining rooms.

Take a tour of this beautifully pared-back project with a refreshing take on wall paneling

Terry Farrell, the distinguished creator of dazzling buildings worldwide, has set up a £4.6m centre in Newcastle aiming to demystify the overblown language of architecture. So why does it contain a compostable woolly bio-cave?

From augmented reality (AR) to virtual reality (VR), businesses are increasingly looking to hyper-modern tech to stand out from the crowd

The state is providing a $500,000 financial boost, and the event this fall couldn’t come at a better time to showcase our city’s world-class architecture and design — not just our problems with crime and violence.

For her Euroluce 2023 exhibition, Hélène Binet revisits some of her most iconic architectural shots, and experiments with nature in a new photographic series

Art Deco architecture and days of sunshine make Miami the ultimate US city break destination, says Lucy Thackray

An RTX 3080 with benefits.

Originally built in 1906 for the North Eastern Railway (NER) company, The Grand in York is aptly named. At that point, NER was one of the richest businesses in Britain and the architecture of this headquarters, built to be “a palace of business” and using the best materials available at…

We follow the team behind the Uzbekistan Pavilion 2023 as the country prepares for its participation to this year's Venice Architecture Biennale