Chris Foges

Haworth Tompkins’ multi-storey, multi-occupancy industrial building offers a practical, stylish vision for the mixed-use city

Peter Barber Architects does it again with Edgewood Mews, a peaceful, car-free, characterful street right beside a main London traffic artery

Lesley Lokko’s ‘uncomfortable and uplifting’ exhibition confronts architecture’s complicity in post-colonial violence and environmental destruction

High quality, picturesque holiday homes that are truly accessible to disabled guests are extremely rare, but Clementine Blakemore Architects’ Wraxall Yard breaks the mould

Wilkinson Eyre has ended the will-they-won’t-they saga at Battersea Power Station with a deeply considered regeneration that hums with life

Our culture section delves into architects’ minds, ranging from philosophy to flights of fancy, uncovering how architecture is made. Which ideas this year struck the most chords?

The new school in Somers Town, a deprived part of London, has brought security, confidence and excitement to pupils

Scientist Hans Joachim Schellnhuber has helped to shape our understanding of climate change. Now he’s convinced that an architectural renaissance could save the world