Latest articles by Harriet Thorpe
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Back to school: Paper House Project makes a Hackney schoolhouse a home -
Family ties: Unsangdong Architects improve familial bonds through architecture -
A duplex penthouse atop the Nova Building is an ode to 1960s modernism -
Class clay: the 2016 Brick Awards winners -
Claudio Silvestrin’s Cannon Lane House in Hampstead is a multi-storey marvel -
Inside the Chandigarh home of architect Noor Dasmesh SinghBrass detailing, Indian Kota stone, eclectic furniture and personal objects make up the vibrant palette of this earthy-toned home in India
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A Scottish home with Carlo Scarpa influences wins the RIBA House of the Year 2016 -
The winners of the inaugural Africa Architecture Awards announced -
In Downtown Miami, Rafael Viñoly’s latest luxury development is on point -
OMA collaborate with local architect Anne Fougeron on San Francisco residential tower -
Ole Scheeren to transform a Frankfurt residential block in first European project -
Venice Architecture Biennale’s new crop of national pavilions for 2018 -
Future perfect: a new era for Preston Bus Station -
Model citizen: a cathartic return to the Richard Meier Model Museum -
Wonder walls: a new book celebrates the modernist house as a cultural icon -
Tree of thought: Francis Kéré reflects on his design for the Serpentine Pavilion -
Art world: explore a minimalist home in Canada designed for an art collecting couple -
A timber house in a Japanese forest brings a couple closer to their familyA couple's new home in a forest in Okayama, next door to their family, has been designed by Osaka based architect Tsubasa Iwahashi with equal parts of togetherness and independence
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A Hamptons home by Bates Masi + Architects takes a nautical turn -
Corten protects a family house from the extreme environment of Chilean Patagonia -
Gensler designs a co-working space for the Stephen Lawrence Centre to empower young people and start-ups -
Type hype: Ben Adams Architects design new office for Monotype -
Mountain-top photography gallery the Lumen Museum opens in the Italian Dolomites -
London-based Tikari Works selected for Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2019WALLPAPER* ARCHITECTS’ DIRECTORY 2019: Nicola and Ty Tikari combine pragmatism and craft in a practice that fuses design, construction and property development. The studio acquires land, then designs and builds, rigorously taking control of each stage of production, as demonstrated with the construction of their own home, the semi-subterranean Pocket House (pictured) in East Dulwich, London.
