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MoMA celebrates South Asian architecture in the postcolonial eraThe Museum of Modern Art’s latest exhibition, ‘The Project for Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia 1947 – 1985’, takes us through the aspirations, innovations and visions of South Asian countries after the end of colonial rule in the region
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Togo arts centre reopens with show that honours the West African country’s capitalAfter five months of closure, the Togo arts centre Palais de Lomé – recently redesigned by Archipat, Segond-Guyon and Sara Consult – announces plans to reopen ahead of an architecture and urban planning exhibition launch in late September
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New perspectives: a sky-high festival celebrates London’s Balfron Tower during the LFA -
Venice Architecture Biennale’s new crop of national pavilions for 2018 -
RIBA’s Regent Street Windows 2018 winner is revealed -
Modernism to mysticism: Balkrishna Doshi’s works of architecturePritzker Prize winning architect Balkrishna Doshi has a career that spans 60 years, so a little evolution is to be expected. But tracing its arc, having begun his career a fervent modernist – trained at Le Corbusier’s atelier in Paris – halfway through his life it seems Doshi abruptly traded the rational for the fairy tale, the international for the local, and became, in effect, a completely different architect. Here we show his architectural and artistic development from modernism to mysticism.
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Future perfect: a new era for Preston Bus Station -
Gathering pace: the 2016 London Festival of Architecture reveals its programme -
The 2019 Orleans Architectural Biennale is a thoughtful journey of exploration -
The great outdoors: we unveil the 2015 Landscape Institute Award winners -
Window shopping: the RIBA unveils its 2016 Regent Street project -
Hiroshi Sambuichi reveals Cisternerne extension in DenmarkJapanese architect Hiroshi Sambuichi and Cisternerne director Astrid la Cour reveal plans for a new exhibition space in Denmark
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Event report: London Festival of Architecture 2010 -
Melbourne's MPavilion reflects upon its contribution to urban healthThe MPavilion – an annual temporary architectural pavilion commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation – has launched a new book, featuring essays by participating architects including Amanda Levete, Bijoy Jain and Rem Koolhaas
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Alexander Brodsky brings paper architecture and Soviet design to the fore -
Brick by brick: Lisbon Architecture Triennale exhibition lays out the nuances of construction -
The Smile is a dramatic feat of engineering at London Design Festival -
Chicago Architecture Biennial 2021 opening highlightsChicago Architecture Biennial 2021 opens with a series of experiential, immersive, and thought-provoking installations
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Architects explore how the built environment can build community in China at the Venice Architecture Biennale -
Need-to-know technology news from Salone del Mobile 2018 -
Exhibitions in 2019 from the Wallpaper* architecture deskFrom immersive installations to informative expos, we’ve visited museums, galleries and project spaces worldwide to bring you an edit of what to see and where in the world of architecture. Here’s what happens when architects, curators and academics get together to create and educate...
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Nomad St. Moritz returns to the Alps, paving the way for the future of fair design -
Design highlights at Venice Architecture Biennale 2018 -
Russia reinvents the architecture festival format -
Home proud: surveying the work of African architect Francis Kéré -
Up for debate: architect-activists gather for Rising Architecture Week -
Richard Meier exhibition and installation at Fondazione Bisazza
