Henning Larsen designs major vet school in Norway
The large-scale research and teaching campus for veterinary medicine includes advanced facilities, social spaces and green roofs
Sou Fujimoto’s House of Music opens in Budapest
The new cultural venue, set in the Hungarian capital's City Park, is dedicated to the experience of music – and has a striking punctured roof
Max Lamb designs altar for modernist church in Peckham
The designer's minimal works for the community-focused church aim to honour its original materiality
Architecture Drawing Prize exhibition opens in London
The show at Sir John Soane’s Museum opens in tandem with a virtual retrospective celebrating the prize, designed by Make Architects
Opinion
Architecture
Henning Larsen designs major vet school in Norway
The large-scale research and teaching campus for veterinary medicine includes advanced facilities, social spaces and green roofs
Sou Fujimoto’s House of Music opens in Budapest
The new cultural venue, set in the Hungarian capital's City Park, is dedicated to the experience of music – and has a striking punctured roof
Architecture Drawing Prize exhibition opens in London
The show at Sir John Soane’s Museum opens in tandem with a virtual retrospective celebrating the prize, designed by Make Architects
Cities
Design
Max Lamb designs altar for modernist church in Peckham
The designer's minimal works for the community-focused church aim to honour its original materiality
Hands-free function and hand-crafted form, from VOLA
Enjoy the confidence of contactless hygiene in a smart, minimal design
Powered by dance: Glasgow arts centre generates energy from clubbers
The Bodyheat project at SWG3 shows how designing renewable energy systems can be fun, too
Videos
Opinion
Designers can – and should – have local impact
The pandemic has activated designers to expand their traditional roles – and we’re not going back, write Andrew Brown and Katherine Sacco
We need to design AI systems free of bias and harm
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can have damaging effects, especially on marginalised communities, says Sasha Constanza-Chock
The dark arts of Big Oil advertising
Green fields, blue skies and nostalgic architecture: the fossil fuel advertising of 20th-century Britain inspired delusion. Now we are not such willing participants
