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Children study in the completed day care centre

Day care center in Chimundo, Mosambique Subscription Required

31 January 2012 | By Sixten Rahlff

Nineteen students, five weeks in Mozambique, one school - built in twelve days

Constructing one of the bamboo-framed pavilions at the Panyanden School in Thailand

CANE AND ABLE – THE EXPRESSIVE SKILL OF BUILDING WITH BAMBOO Subscription Required

31 January 2012

An increasingly used renewable local resource, Bamboo, is being innovatively used to build a primary school in Thailand

The reciprocal frame structure of the exhibition hall roof in Kazuhiro Ishii’s Bunraku Theatre complex, Seiwa, Japan (1992)

In the frame Subscription Required

31 October 2011 | By Will Mclean

An overarching challange: reciprocal-framed structures

A clever use of Styrofoam to cast the svelte carcass of Paul Smih's latest flagship store

House? Boat? Iceberg? Subscription Required

29 June 2011 | By Rob Gregory

Paul Smith’s latest flagship store by Kim Chan-Joong/System Lab, Seoul, South Korea

AIA Pavilion 2011 by Gernot Riether, New Orleans, USA

AIA Pavilion 2011 by Gernot Riether, New Orleans, USA Subscription Required

28 April 2011 | By Rob Gregory

A hydroponic pavilion for the 2011 AIA convention in New Orleans cleverly exploits sugar cane plastic

As a result of the re-sampling, some panels create irregular exposed edges that cast delightful shadows

Athletes Village Block N15 by Niall Mclaughlin Architects, Stratford, London Subscription Required

30 March 2011 | By Rob Gregory

Niall McLaughlin replicates the Elgin Marbles as a facade for London’s Olympic Village housing

Marble Mural by Point Supreme, Interior Design Show 2010, Athens, Greece

Marble Mural by Point Supreme, Interior Design Show 2010, Athens, Greece Subscription Required

4 March 2011 | By James Pockson

How the art and craft of marble carving, cutting and printing comes together in a spectacular mural. Photography by Giannis Drakoulidis

When not in use by artists, the set becomes a rest space for visitors to the biennial

O Outro, O Mesmo, São Paulo, Brazil and Shanghai, China Subscription Required

21 December 2010 | By James Pockson

Cardboard shakes off its functional connotations to form an unlikely material for two art installations

The Earth Pavilion was built as part of the 2010 Start Festival’s A Garden Party to Make a Difference, hosted by the Prince of Wales

Earth Pavilion by Peter Rich Architects and Michael Ramage, London, UK Subscription Required

25 October 2010 | By Rob Gregory

Peter Rich investigates masonry vault structures for the Prince of Wales’ sustainability garden party. Photography by Michael Ramage

Workshop by Studio Mumbai, Alibaug, India Subscription Required

23 August 2010 | By Rob Gregory

Based in a plantation in Alibaug, the Studio Mumbai workshop demonstrates a return to craft

Phil Etchell's sixth year project design a facility in which broken and obsolete items are turned from a waste product into a resource through the acts of repair and resale. Here Etchell's pencil rendering describes the entrance to the facility

Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design, Moscow, Russia

16 May 2012 | By Matthew Barac

Pushing at the boundaries of the conventional academy, this architecture school is where technology meets internationalism

Hogarth

Nicholas Hawksmoor: Architect of the Imagination Subscription Required

24 April 2012 | By Ayla Lepine

The Royal Academy reflects on the 350th anniversary of the architect’s birth

Piet Mondrian (1872-1944). Composition with Double Line and Yellow, 1932. Oil on canvas 45.3 x 45.3 cm. Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh © 2012 Mondrian/ Holtzman Trust c/o HCR International Washington DC

MONDRIAN AND NICHOLSON IN PARALLEL Subscription Required

24 April 2012 | By Jessica Kelly

This exhibition at The Courtauld Gallery explores the relationship between Piet Mondrian and Ben Nicholson

MOS architects, Thoughts on a Walking City, New Jersey

Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream at MoMA

24 April 2012 | By Mark Lamster

New York’s Museum of Modern Art joins the conversation about the national financial/housing debacle

Castle of Good Hope

John Pawson's Visual Inventory Subscription Required

24 April 2012 | By Andrew Mead

The architect’s ‘obsessive’ passion for the photography collected in his new book

'Even to spark out now would be no pain': a poster for the Anti-Art Fair (1986) designed by film maker John Maybury

British Design 1948–2012: Innovation in the Modern Age Subscription Required

24 April 2012 | By Lynda Relph-Knight

The Victoria & Albert Museum’s collection of the best of British design

Jeroen Hofman

Houses without windows

16 April 2012 | By Maria Kuzmenko

Jeroen Hofman photographic book of the architectural props used to train the western military paint a gloomy picture of archetypal european community

Wieland Payer's lithograph Temple 1 (2011) — Ballard meets Friedrich in a romantic landscape of post-apocalyptic verdure. From the exhibition From Garden City to Green City

Guerrilla gardening in the city Subscription Required

27 March 2012 | By Alan Powers

Revolutionary purposes of nature are not forgotten at The Garden Museum’s green fingured exhibition

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An evening with the Mayne Man

27 March 2012 | By Sam Lubell

Thom Mayne disposes of the myth of the Great Architectural Creators in his SCI-Arc lecture In Los Angeles

Guggenheim Bilbao. Photograph by Kurt Munz

Scenes, Actors and Spectacles Subscription Required

27 March 2012 | By Brian Hatton

Starchitectural Review: Exploring the process of procurement within today’s pluralism

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