Powers of Ten competition: play with scale to gain pounds
Competition: create an object, installation, building or urban intervention that plays on the idea of scale, to create wonder, drama or even shock
Caught between trees and tarmac, Escapade takes a two-faced approach
At Silverstone, Escapade modifies its cladding to act as a bridge between woods on one side, and the roar of motorsport on the other
Quayola: the artist disappearing into three dimensions
Rome-based artist Quayola has been challenging CNC machines to do ‘crazy things’ as he reinterprets Michelangelo’s sculptures
Silence is golden at the UK’s huge new movie studio
Why is it so quiet at Scott Brownrigg’s new Shinfield Studios?
Tech reads: health and heritage
Investigations into indoor air quality, retrofitting historic buildings and heritage materials
BORD’s eye-catching roof makes BudaPrés cider mill a winner
Roof is the star in Hungary’s sensitive rural setting
Making buildings: A new angle gets double roof extension past the planners
Set-back, sloping mansard roofs create new London hotel
Exeter College Library: same but surprisingly different
Invention and intrigue see Oxford college library flourish
Autumn reading list: New tech titles to enrich your practise
Diversity, natural swimming and conceptual design
Windyhill’s steel and glass garage channels Mackintosh
Making, transporting and installing a galvanised steel roof
Stirling Prize 2024 shortlist: King's Cross Masterplan, Camden, by Allies and Morrison and Porphyrios Associates
Parameter plans set the mood for London’s new city quarter
Books: A new way to see Modernism and how to build better sustainably
Three fascinating books packed with valuable information
Condemned flats look like ghosts of more hopeful times
Chris Leslie can see the Balkans from Glasgow’s Red Road flats
Webinar: Good for the planet, good for the people
Mixing low-carbon performance with elegance, utility and respect for the past
Eye Line 2024: what the judges thought
Technical skills impressed but investigation and inquiry took the prize
Making buildings: The concrete slab with a third less CO2
LC3 limestone calcined clay cement concrete cuts carbon content
Minsuk Cho: touching the void
2024 Serpentine Pavilion designer Minsuk Cho’s influences, ambitions and outlook
Clue to the garden is in the name at Prospect Cottage
The window is the secret for the view, discovered photographer Gilbert McCarragher
How timber helped SUMA step up to the top
Interview with the Spanish architect of Gabriel García Márquez Library
German Study Pavilion wins EUmies Award
Sustainable project for the Technical University at Braunschweig takes coveted prize
Tech reads: Down to the nitty gritty with technical titles
Construction materials, render and site analysis explored
Underground movement: Martina Ferrera’s photograph Immersed, 2021
Photographer digs deep to reflect her fascination with subterranean worlds
Architect Edit on the need for a rewrite
Why gender equality needs fundamental social and economic change
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