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Back to the future: Bureau V designs National Sawdust music hall in New York
Brooklyn-based architecture firm Bureau V transforms an old Sawdust factory into a state-of-the-art music hall in Williamsburg
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Crystal clear: the JTI Headquarters in Geneva blend transparency and technology
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Quadror by Studio Dror
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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 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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Studio East pavilion by Carmody Groarke, London
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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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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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Unsangdong designs otherworldly base for fashion designer Lie Sangbong in Seoul
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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
