Architecture

Form, space, and ambience: architecture is celebrated as works of art and explored in all its forms.

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Eight recommended books for those who love architecture

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19 October 2021

From the series 100 Days of Buildings © Yo Hosoyamada

Yo Hosoyamada's 100 Days of Buildings reinterprets architecture through illustration

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7 September 2021

Meet Drago Boychev, the 12-year-old artist who wants to become 'the Elon Musk of architecture'

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All images courtesy of the author and publisher

The modernist home with a heart of gold: Shelley Klein on The See-Through House

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Arcadia installation by Deborah Warner at The Factory for MIF21. Photography by Andrew Brooks

Deborah Warner's Arcadia gives us a first look inside Manchester's new world-class venue, The Factory

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Embroidered Patch Pack. Image by Diana Pfammatter

Arts institution E-Werk Luckenwalde wants to bring the beach to a disused Bauhaus swimming pool

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Camille Walala shares her colourful vision of a car-free Oxford Street

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30 November 2020

Barbican Brutalism triumphs over Olympics disappointment for artist MAMIMU

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29 October 2020

© Andrés Gallardo Albajar

Photographs of incredible abstract architecture captured in 20 cities around the world

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16 October 2020

Beagle House Interactive Dog House by MVRDV for Beagle. Photo: Hiroshi Yoda.

Architecture for Dogs visits Europe for the first time with fun designs for our four-legged friends

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Custom House Is Our House, 2019, Jessie Brennan (Part of the year-long series Making Space) Commissioned by the Royal Docks Team, a joint initiative by the Mayor of London and the Mayor of Newham. Produced and curated by UP Projects. Photo by Thierry Bal. Via Creative Boom submission.

Making Space by Jessie Brennan celebrates the people who have lived and worked at the Royal Docks

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10 September 2019

Photos by Eugeni Bach

Anthony Burrill collaborates with students to create pavilion that proves creativity flourishes in limitations

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All photography by and courtesy of [Edward Bishop](https://edwardbishop.me/)

Dulwich Pavilion returns with The Colour Palace, a celebration of dazzling colour, pattern and multicultural London

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All photography by Hufton+Crow

V&A Dundee today reveals its beautiful, light-filled interiors ahead of its official opening

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12 September 2018

Barbican launches exclusive new collection by Tom Pigeon inspired by its iconic architecture

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Jeremy and Fenella Dixon, St Mark’s Road, London, 1979. Credit: Dixon Jones Architects

The Return of the Past: New show explores Postmodernism in British Architecture

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Sou Fujimoto, acclaimed Japanese architect, inspects Stacked Colours, one of 100 exhibits on display in his exhibition Futures of the Future at Japan House London

Futures of the Future: renowned architect Sou Fujimoto is the first to exhibit at Japan House London

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William L. Pereira & Associates, Pereira Residence, Los Angeles, 1964. Picture credit: courtesy of the Estate of Marvin Rand

California Captured: Mid-Century architecture through the lens of Marvin Rand

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