The dominance of e-commerce means a rethink of how retail architecture functions: ‘phygital’ approaches see brands integrating digital tech and physical space.
For this year’s RIBAJ/ West Fraser SterlingOSB Zero design challenge, we are asking you to design a mobile storytelling centre that will celebrate storytelling - and reading - nationally.
Offering dramatic, publicly accessible spaces while observing formal custom, can Hopkins Architects’ huge classicist university facility meet the weighty yet vague ask of being ‘a contemporary take on a traditional Oxford building’?
Arnolt Smead's shot Evergreen, taken on the Greek island of Kefalonia, forms part of The Gallery's new billboard exhibition It’s Not Easy Being Green, which coincides with the COP30 climate conference
At the University of Cambridge’s new world-class research facility, the presence of sensitive equipment has made designing and specifying floors a highly involved process, especially around mitigating vibration
Three practices share their experience, advice and strategies on making it through the Building Safety Regulator’s Gateway 2 process for higher-risk buildings with Jan-Carlos Kucharek
The challenge Ed Reeve faced capturing Snøhetta’s Ithra, with its facade of fine stainless steel tubes, foreshadowed the photographer's efforts to document his late father's identity
Twelve Architects' hospitality development at Silverstone F1 circuit, Escapade, modifies its cladding to act as a bridge between bucolic woods on one side, and the roar of motorsport on the other, finds Jan-Carlos Kucharek
Rome-based artist Quayola has been challenging his CNC machine partners to do ‘crazy things’ as he reinterprets Michelangelo’s sculptures and now aims to interpret the 'super-natural'
Capturing the spatial geometry of her Cubist-inspired studio work led architect-turned-photographer Kirsta Jahnke to abstracted close-ups – drones give her the chance to employ this approach to capture entire landscapes
