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From a graphic Soviet stockpile to high-powered homes, see inside our November issue
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Orchestral manoeuvres: Studio Seilern designs concert hall for Andermatt
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Reading matter: Second Home's bookshop, Libreria, opens its doors
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Patricia Urquiola’s new 'Openest' office furniture line for Haworth
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Time to celebrate: Buro Ole Scheeren turns five
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A repurposed church hall makes for the perfect home for The Modern House
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Studio Gang’s 40 Tenth Avenue building adjacent to the High Line tops out
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Studio Octopi and Shahira Fahmy design the new Delfina Foundation in London
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Barcelona office designed as a serene oasis
Barcelona-based creative studio Six N Five unveils its new office, designed by Isern Serra and featuring a muted colour palette and special attention to craft
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Past perfect: Studio AR.CH.IT unveils Cavallerizze renovation in Milan
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South African agency Lemon’s refined Johannesburg home unites design and production
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Special entry: Spring Place reveals members-only live/work space in NY
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This minimalist Japanese sake brewery conceals a zen secret garden
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Second Home brings SelgasCano Serpentine Pavilion to Los Angeles
Ahead of Second Home’s September opening in LA to a SelgasCano-designed building, the co-working operation brings the Madrid-based architect’s 2015 Serpentine Pavilion to the La Brea Tar Pits
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Colour block: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners completes International Towers in Sydney
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Brazilian modern: Richard Meier & Partners completes first project in South America
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Richard Meier designs mixed-use addition to Hamburg’s HafenCity
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Grand entrance: Woods Bagot create the entrance lobby for Barangaroo Tower 2
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Proctor & Matthews’ designs modular Government housing office in Cambridgeshire
Balancing pre-fabricated, factory production and natural materials, the new workspace for Homes England in Cambridgeshire is the work of London-based architecture studio Proctor & Matthews
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Piercy & Company crafts co-working space in Victorian warehouse for Fora
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New Light Pottery’s HQ in Nara, Japan, merges old and new
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A derelict brutalist building becomes east London’s newest creative hub
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MoreySmith designs a global HQ for Dunhill that embodies the brand through the details
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Dream office: Nichetto Studio creates a home out of Kinnarp’s new collection
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Taking shape: Nendo redesigns Kenzo Tange offices and cafe in Tokyo
Nendo has turned interior architecture on its head in Kenzo Tange's Sogetsu Kaikan Tokyo building, where the renowned design studio has reimagined the Aoyama offices and Connel cafe.
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Minimalist lounge: Muller Van Severen’s furniture collection for a Spanish villa
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Milan opens its Expo Gate, designed by Scandurrastudio, ahead of the World Expo in 2015
