A peaceful corner…

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ACDF have brought together the lovely patina of a traditional Canadian house with a modern extension’s clean lines

Going back to basics…

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Hungarian architects build on the past with this inventive design for a house, working the important values of folk lifestyles into the structure for a modern rethinking of a familiar concept

The Beacon lights up Hong Kong

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This award winning tower in Hong Kong, designed by Aedas, draws on aspects of the city’s post war architecture

Sweetening urban design

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Due to complete in three phases over the next 10 years, a cultural, tourism and leisure park is to take shape on the site of a former sugar factory in China

Preserving a New York icon

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The 54 Bond Street Façade Preservation and Restoration by CTA Architects has received the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s Prestigious Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award

ODA turns architecture on its head

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ODA has harnessed unused air space over an adjacent lot to invert this resi building, which is, by ordinary architectural standards, built upside down...

At one with the woodland

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The Sibson Building by Penoyre & Prasad doesn’t dominate the surrounding mature woodland at the University of Kent campus in Canterbury

Thinking inside the box

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An exclusive report from behind the closed doors of the Reclaiming the Streets Task Force Session

Heidelberg joins C40’s ‘Reinventing Cities’

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The city of Heidelberg has joined the C40 ‘Reinventing Cities’ initiative and is moving ahead with far-reaching plans to clean up its air

New images of V&A Dundee revealed

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A new exhibition of photos of the V&A Dundee - the first building in the UK designed by Kengo Kuma - will be on display at this year’s Venice Biennale