Jonathan Morrison

President Trump claims he cancelled his forthcoming visit to Britain to open the new US embassy because “I am not a big fan of the Obama Administration having s

’If you covered the whole of Texas in skyscrapers, like Manhattan, you could fit the entire population of the world into it,” the British-Ghanaian architect David Adjaye says, sitting in his black-walled, raw-concrete-ceilinged headquarters just off Edgware Road in London, surrounded by

Stumbling across the fields before dawn towards the distant sound of drumming, sending sleeping bustards careering into the darkness, the author comes across a bizarre stand-off: in the centre of Stonehenge “in a white gown and straw boater, a Druid, Rollo Maughfling, chief of the Glastonbury Order,

The Times architecture correspondent Jonathan Morrison investigates the retirement homes from Auriens, Audley Group, Riverstone — and they’re so swanky you’ll want to move in right away, whatever your age

Norman Foster isn’t usually the first name to come to mind when the phrase “dog house” is uttered. But when Charles Gordon-Lennox, the Duke of Richmond, Aubigny

What do Glasgow, Liverpool, Marseille and Rotterdam have in common? It’s not just that they’re major ports, and still major industrial centres, but also that they’ve been awarded a special accolade: that of being European Capital of Culture. So too have Kaunas and Timisoara, and there’s a lot to say in their favour

A book of the 50 greatest contemporary homes shows what we can build with a bit of ambition. Jonathan Morrison reports