The interactive installation by two Czech practices forms part of the Venice Architecture Biennale’s exhibition, How will we play together?
The iconic gallery designed by Mies van der Rohe underwent an extensive refurbishment which balanced conservation with future needs
An underground extension and sculptural landscaping has been added to the Ordrupgaard museum
The architect is celebrated for her sustainable, experimental and locally rooted approach to building
In newly published photographs from the 1980s, Ursula Schulz-Dornburg captures the symbolic vernacular architecture of Indonesia's Bugis farmers
Prioritising reuse and sustainability, the gallery has been refreshed and expanded by the local practice
The ‘Beezantium’ houses two bee colonies and a multi-sensory exhibition
In the run up to COP26, three architectural interventions show how to reclaim nature in the city
Designed by Taillandier Architectes Associés, La Cité transforms three industrial halls into flexible spaces for contemporary innovation
The 1960s building is now home to arts organisation Forma and includes a public rooftop garden
The listed modernist estate in Geneva underwent an 11-year ‘high-tech’ renovation
The project is the first public building in the country to be constructed with hempcrete blocks
In a new book, Jared Green showcases the innovative architecture and design harnessing sustainable and renewable energy
The Burkina Institute of Technology in Koudougou harnesses local materials in an orthogonal design
The project extends a 19th-century synagogue with an intricately patterned, corten steel-clad volume
The Uxolo apartment block makes nods to postmodernism and South African textile design
Surrounded by landscaped gardens, the new building at RHS Wisley in Surrey champions horticultural research and learning
Nicolas Henninger's Cabanon is a retreat within which to contemplate more sustainable ways of living
The rammed concrete and copper structure houses an architectural relic from the Qing dynasty
The book features 60 architects and urbanists tackling discrimination in the built environment industry
The Klimatorium – a hub for storm surge, water and climate research – has wooden seating integrated into its facade and a climate-responsive landscape