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What is biophilic architecture? Our guide explains allConfused about biophilia and biophilic architecture? Our guide is here to clear things up – from what the movement means to how it looks and its key examples
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A rare Kendrick Bangs Kellogg-designed organic masterpiece comes to market in La JollaFor the first time in three decades, the Thomas C Kravis, MD Residence – a striking composition of textured concrete and stacked wood – offers an opportunity to own an early work by Kellogg
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Step inside All Projects, east London’s unexpected new gallery of creativityA new gallery by architects EBBA has just opened in Hoxton, offering space for creativity and promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration
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A new virtual house allows a dynamic and expansive look at architecture, design and settingCreated by Oppenheim Architecture for Sky-Frame, this immersive digital residence moves between Miami and the Swiss Alps, exploring what architecture looks like when freed from physical constraints
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‘Powerwall’ is a new 3D-printed artwork in the Netherlands created by Rotterdam’s Studio RAPStudio RAP has used 3D-printed ceramics to express the dynamic form of electromagnetic energy on the wall of an electric substation
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A new Queensway address reimagines the London townhouseDesign and development studio Vabel brings bespoke interiors and contemporary craftsmanship to a 28-home residential project near Hyde Park
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Carlo Ratti explores the Italian summer through objects. Next up, the MicrolinoThe second instalment of the architect's series, 'Objectify,' investigates Italy's tiniest car, the Microlino
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This isn’t a barn conversion – it’s a fully self-contained home built inside a barnIn order to preserve the surrounding structure, Czech practice Facha Architekti simply placed a contemporary home inside
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A minimalist Belgian penthouse sets the mood for summer relaxation by the seaDesigned by Merckx-Holvoet in Knokke-Heist, V Penthouse translates the shifting colours, textures and atmosphere of the North Sea into a calm family retreat for weekends and summer escapes
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A former railway site in Zurich is now a social hot spot clad in rosy pink timberBudapest studio Hello Wood makes its mark on Zurich with a permanent, hot-pink complex that is part hospitality destination, part architectural statement
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A new home for spectacle maker Cubitts is a warm, hybrid and truly 21st-century workspaceThe British eyewear brand’s new HQ in King’s Cross, London, is a 21st-century blend of office, factory and event space, with strong roots in its neighbourhood and a future-facing attitude
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Brutalist and modernist references unite in a house that challenges suburban livingIn Victoria, Australia, Glenblaith is an unorthodox residence balancing concrete and curves that slowly unveil a secret garden
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No Roman holiday is complete without this new guide to the city’s modern architectureModern Rome is the newest publication from Blue Crow Media’s growing collection of architectural city guides and detailed maps. We take a tour
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Hot pink and tall, Rana Begum and Webb Yates’ installation in London explores the ‘infinite’Artist Rana Begum and engineer Steve Webb of Webb Yates unveil a sculpture in central London in response to the 2026 London Festival of Architecture theme of ‘Belonging’
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One Triton Square’s refreshed, ‘humanised’ interiors are centred on curated materialityOne Triton Square by Piercy&Company represents the 21st-century transformation of a 1990s office tower in London to meet contemporary workplace needs and aesthetics
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In the Saudi desert, Heatherwick Studio proposes a dramatic window on the universeDeep in north-west Saudi Arabia, AlUla Manara wants to re-shape the stargazing experience through dramatic architectural forms
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RDR architects have completed an elegant new structure for the Swiss AirforceHalle 2 is the new home for Payerne Air Base’s Rescue Standby Unit, consolidating essential functions within a sleek silvery skin
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The new Canadian cabin is celebrated in Gestalten’s Northern Exposure monographA feast for the restive imagination awaits in Northern Exposure, a richly illustrated guide to the very best in contemporary Canadian residential architecture
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A patio house in the jungle of Costa Rica is an architectural experiment with a twistTeocali, a new Costa Rican home by Mexican architect Manuel Cervantes, explores the patio house typology, effortlessly blending inside and out
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A waterfront house in Miami is arranged as a sequence of densely planted courtyardsKODA has completed a waterfront house, Pine Tree Residence, in Miami Beach, using planting to shape protected sightlines to create a private waterfront space
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See, touch and play your way around Concéntrico 2026, where architecture engages all the sensesThe architecture festival opens, with 22 installations across the Spanish city of Logroño, inviting residents and visitors to immerse themselves in the urban experience
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When an architect and a ceramicist share a vision, this sculptural house is the resultA sculptural home takes form on the outskirts of Sydney; step inside the brutalist brainchild of an architect and an artist
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Feel like a guardian of the sea in a restored Italian watchtowerA historic Tuscan castle on the Romito Coast was layered in mystery; now its charm and spirit have been restored by architectural and interior design studio Tono
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What is belonging? Jayden Ali on the London Festival of Architecture 2026 themeThe architect opened the LFA 2026 with a keynote lecture; his thoughts on this year’s theme, ‘Belonging’, span theory, practice and lived experience
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Inside the National Museum of Finland’s once-in-a-generation refresh in HelsinkiThe museum has been refreshed and expanded by local architecture studio JKMM; we toured the building as it prepares to open to the public in 2027
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A lakeside retreat in Canada creates a platform for contemplation in the forestYh2 Architecture has completed a lakeside retreat on a sloping site alongside Québec's Lake Memphremagog
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Built from marble and travertine offcuts, this summer pavilion creates space for pause in ShoreditchAs part of the London Festival of Architecture 2026, a new pavilion by Objects of Common Interest reimagines discarded stone as a gathering place for a neighbourhood that never sits still
