A book re-evaluating Stirling’s trio of red 1960s University buildings weighs up their iconic status against their functional shortcomings.

You’ve only got until Sunday to see the Hayward Gallery’s energetic survey of physical art over the past 50 years. Here’s our review.

Branko Lukic’s chimeric designs range from rectangle motorcycles to triple-decker spoons. But this fantasy fun is a serious business.

A collection of interview snippets from 35 Pritzker prize-winning architects only serves to highlight the “vacuity, cliché and relentless neophilism” of starchitecture and the cut-and-paste influence of the internet.

There's only a week left to see the Barbican's 30-year survey of Japanese fashion innovation, featuring design greats Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto. Here's our review.

Manuel Herz’s ceramic-clad Jewish community centre sits on the site of a synagogue destroyed by the Nazis and provides a new heart for an ancient community.

Michael Maltzan Architecture has designed a neighbour to Richard Neutra’s Serulnic house north of Los Angeles.

Dutch designers Studio Makkink and Bey put the humble factory crate to imaginative new uses in an effort to solve our live-work dilemmas and evoke some playful storytelling.

A disused pillbox in the Netherlands is cut in half and turned into a new public space by landscape architect Rietveld Landscape and artist Erick de Lyon.

Kick off the New Year with the playful art of Gabriel Orozco or a dose of colour and light from LA - plus there's Maison&Objet and IMM Cologne.