Does design hold the answer to later-life loneliness?

It may not be an infectious disease, but loneliness is an epidemic that has significant consequences for health and disproportionately affects older people. Eugene Marchese, founder and CEO of Guild Living, believes that residential designs appropriate for later life could be the remedy.

How developers can bring wellbeing concepts to the housing market

Inconvenient and overdesigned, Apple’s credit card may just be its next success story

Between beauty and the sublime: Water After All

Coronavirus and the City

A Planet to Win reveals some inconvenient truths about environmental politics

The supermarket makes consumption as easy as breathing

Icon of the Month: Nagele, Flevoland

Electricity pylons: blots on the landscapes that they litter

The facial mask is a sign of fear and powerlessness

Architects declared, when will designers?

How architects have allowed internment camps to fester

The quiet life must be heard

Theaster Gates’ Amalgam rediscovers a lost black utopia

Andy Warhol shaped how we perceive the visual world

Icon 199: The Countryside and the modern world

We need to treat data as a building material

Formafantasma’s century-spanning exhibition Cambio takes a holistic view of wood exploitation

Freestyle and Forms of Industry: two new exhibitions open at RIBA

Konstantin Grcic: L’Immaginazione al Potere!

Public Practice: It’s time for nationwide action on planning, not just high-level ambition