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The national youth theatre addition

The Other NYT

The National Youth Theatre in London sets a precedent for regeneration

February 2, 2022 • Architecture, International, Unveiled

a glass building supported by red pillars with a Greenwich design district sign on top

Bumper Crop

The Greenwich Design District opens, bringing an architectural jamboree to London

September 23, 2021 • Architecture, Development, Editor's Picks, International, Unveiled

Looking at a handsome bank front, featured in Mid-Century Britain: Modern Architecture 1938-1963

Mid-Century Britain

From festivals to schools, cathedrals, and bomb sites: The story of mid-century modernism in Britain

August 23, 2021 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, International, Preservation, Review

The jutting museum of liverpool against a historic backdrop

Help!

Liverpool loses its UNESCO World Heritage Site status

July 22, 2021 • Development, International, News, Preservation

Rendering of bamboo tensile structures rising on a roof at the antepavilion site

All Along the Watchtower

Antepavilion designers arrested as police raid East London site

June 28, 2021 • International, News, Professional Practice

Inside a library at the cosmic house

A Cosmic Journey

Charles Jencks’s Thematic House will open as a museum later this year

June 22, 2021 • Architecture, International, News, Preservation

forest for change, an urban tree patch installed for the 2021 london design biennale

LDB 2021

What to catch at the 2021 London Design Biennale

June 8, 2021 • Architecture, Design, International, On View

A worker installing triangular windows in london's design district

Piece By Piece

Tenants move in as London’s Greenwich Design District nears completion

May 14, 2021 • Architecture, Design, International, News

Interior of a concrete and timber home in british columbia

Rock the House

A cliff-hanging mountain retreat in British Columbia defers to its stunning surroundings

March 19, 2021 • Interiors, International, News

interior rendering of a wooden concert hall in a pit at the london centre for music

What A Sweet Symphony

Op-ed: The axing of DS+R’s London Centre for Music should be music to our ears

February 23, 2021 • Architecture, International, Letter to the Editor, Urbanism

Portrait of Zaha Hadid

Facts As Es-Stated

The salacious, four-year battle over Zaha Hadid’s estate has finally been settled

November 23, 2020 • International, News, Professional Practice

A brick garden with children

Small Budget, Big Ambition

Students and adults grow, learn, and eat at the Hackney School of Food in East London

November 9, 2020 • Architecture, In Detail, International

A wrapped tower with rememberances for grenfell victims

Inquiring Minds Want To Know

Cost-cutting, cladding confusion, and ‘lost’ files: Grenfell three years on

October 13, 2020 • International, News, Urbanism

Everyone’s here!

Eight architects design 16 buildings for the Greenwich Design District in East London

March 27, 2020 • Architecture, Development, International, Unveiled

Black and white photo of Vittorio Gregotti

1927 - 2020

Italian architect Vittorio Gregotti dies of coronavirus at 92

March 15, 2020 • International, News, Obituary

A home with a green metal grid surrounding it, designed by Space Popular

Power to the Grid

Space Popular vaults brick and wraps a thin steel grid around a modular house in Spain

February 24, 2020 • Architecture, Interiors, International

Model of a timber done covering amphitheater seating

Forest of Fabrication

A new RIBA show asks if timber is the new concrete

January 22, 2020 • Architecture, International, Review

Roger Scruton, an older man with floppy hair, at a lectern

Scrutonizing His Record

Controversial conservative architectural commentator Sir Roger Scruton dies

January 13, 2020 • International, Obituary, Professional Practice

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