Latest articles by Harriet Thorpe
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BuckleyGrayYeoman adds new layers to a 1920s building in east London
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Community values: Colombo Art Biennale’s collaborative architecture programme
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Office of Architecture’s unconventional Hamptons house raises the bar
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Elizabeth de Portzamparc embeds a museum into the historic centre of Nîmes
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Estudio Galera builds concrete garden pavilion for a growing family
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Simonett & Baer indexes the work of Herzog & de Meuron
Inspired by the many Herzog & de Meuron works of architecture in his home city of Basel, publisher Dino Simonett has created a technicolour tome as an index, a tribute and a celebration of the international work of the architects
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Make Architects’ London Wall high walk weaves through layers of architectural history
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Silicon skyscraper: MAKE’s Atlas Building to be highest in London’s Tech City
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Architecture Club designs a new atelier for artist Monika Sosnowska in Warsaw
An architectural exercise in purity and restraint, Polish sculptor Monika Sosnowska’s new atelier is a simple concrete volume, and the first-built project of Basel-based architects Karolina Slawecka and Pawel Krzeminski under their new studio. Photographed by Hélène Binet, the radically simple atelier was featured in the Smart Art-themed November issue of Wallpaper* magazine (W*248)
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To market, to market: the Irish Pavilion pitches up in Venice
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wHY designs Frieze Los Angeles tent at Paramount Studios location
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V&A pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale to explore the legacy of Robin Hood Gardens
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Uphill from here: Robert Dye Architects creates a lofty, larch-clad home in Hampstead
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The four faces of WTARCH’s Echo Park live/work apartment building
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Chance de Silva’s curved concrete volume shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year
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Liddicoat & Goldhill’s Makers House shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year
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Tonkin Liu’s Yorkshire house inspired by a shed joins the RIBA House of the Year shortlist
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Tikari Works’ subterranean city escape shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year 2019
Commended by the judges for its warm interiors, concise material palette and refined joinery, the Pocket House shows how intelligent planning and commitment to quality can combat any restriction
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DDG launches townhouse inside a Beaux Arts building in Brooklyn
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Rest assured: LOT’s Flatiron installation encourages New Yorkers to relax
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Johnston Marklee orchestrates a smooth redesign of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
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The Kai Art Center opens in a renovated submarine factory in Tallinn
Tallinn-based KAOS Architects leads a sensitive restoration of an avant garde industrial building by the sea for the new Kai Art Center. Once a submarine-making warehouse for the Russian Tsar, the concrete building with 6m ceiling heights and gracefully arching roof was an ideal spot for the previously nomadic contemporary arts organisation.
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Concrete plans: inside KAAN Architecten’s Rotterdam offices
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KAAN Architecten injects new life into a historic building in The Hague
