Architecture Today's contributing editor Ian Volner is on the ground in Venice checking out pavilions and installations, and reporting on what is set to be one of the most unusual biennales to date.
Eight special prize winners have been announced in the competition to find London's best home extension, ahead of an overall winner later this month.
The British architect, designer and writer on making a second home in Florence, where he has set up a workshop in the "bowels" of the Porta Romana district.
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has revealed plans for a tower shaped like an infinity loop for the smartphone company OPPO in Hangzhou.
In the first of a series of revisits, Architecture Today’s new contributing editor Ian Volner assesses the significance of an instant icon that has stood the test of time, beginning with Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building.
Grimshaw has won an international competition for the Shenzhen Airport East Integrated Transport Hub with a design inspired by mangrove trees.
Bennetts Associates reveals plans to update Hertford Theatre with new cinema screens, performance space and a riverside cafe.
Timothy Soar reflects on changing technology, travelling the globe and helping architects to inspire new audiences and win more work.
In her first editorial, Isabel Allen writes about the responsibility – and the challenge – of shepherding in a new era at Architecture Today.
Public Practice co-founder Pooja Agrawal has been named organisation’s CEO, taking over from Finn Williams in June
The shortlist for the inaugural Davidson Prize sees 18 architect-led teams respond to the impact of Covid-19 on how we live and work
Dirk Somers of Belgian practice Bovenbouw talks to Louis Mayes about the role of drawing, and the importance of viewing a sketch as a problem for discussion as much as a solution
