Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992) was one of the great architects of the 20th century: a hugely talented designer, thinker, writer, and teacher who forged ...
Read moreLate-twentieth-century Japan was a nation hurtling at exponential speeds into a technologically fantastical, aesthetically ravishing future. Fueled...
Read moreThis week DCMS granted 1 Embankment Place Grade II listing. Farrell's Post Modern river palace above Charing Cross now has statutory protection. Hi...
Read moreFew architectural practices altered the skyline of post-war Britain as radically, prolifically, or provocatively as R. Seifert & Partners. Led ...
Read moreSome buildings do not merely occupy a space; they crash into the consciousness of a city like a thunderstorm. Standing as an absolute titan of Brit...
Read moreIf you find yourself navigating the sweeping concrete rings of Coventry’s famous ring road, the city-scape offers up one of the most wonderfully ec...
Read moreFor anyone who has ever driven the long, northward stretch of the M6 through Lancashire, the horizon delivers a sudden, glorious jolt just past jun...
Read moreStanding on the crest of Dawson's Hill in East Dulwich, looking out across the endless panorama of London, it is impossible not to be struck by the...
Read moreIn the heart of Buenos Aires’ bustling financial district, where the streets are traditionally lined with conservative, neoclassical stone edifices...
Read moreIn the mid-1980s, anyone driving down the strictly gridded boulevards of Milton Keynes would have encountered a sight that felt less like a suburba...
Read moreThere is a pervasive, modern myth that great architecture is born strictly from private wealth, exquisite houses, theatrical vanity projects, or va...
Read moreTo look upon Cables Wynd House is to confront post-war architectural optimism at its most heroic, uncompromising, and sculptural. Rising above the ...
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