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Ripple effect: France's undulating Expo pavilion leaves a markWe revisit France's undulating market-inspired pavilion by Studio X-TU and Atelien Architecture from this year's Milan Expo
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Sustainable pavilions mark launch of Concéntrico 2021Concéntrico 2021, the newest edition of the International Architecture and Design Festival of Logroño in Spain, celebrates the built environment with a series of pavilions and installations highlighting sustainability, urban public space, and more
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A sculptural guesthouse pod by Atelier Vens Vanbelle appears in a Ghent gardenBelgian architecture studio Atelier Vens Vanbelle creates a sculptural residential outbuilding, the Alex Guesthouse, for a private client in Ghent
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Where do the Serpentine Pavilions go after the summer season?The Serpentine Pavilions are a beloved summer staple in the annual architecture calendar, but what happens to them after their time at Kensignton Gardens is over? Here, we track their whereabouts and follow their journey around the world
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Niemeyer pavilion enriches the landscape at Château La CosteChâteau La Coste's latest architecture addition is a sculptural pavilion designed by the late, great Oscar Niemeyer
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Conversation point: Tom Kundig creates 'Outpost Basel' for Design Miami/ Basel -
Japanese architecture and the Olympics: pavilions pop upA family of architectural pavilions by Japanese architects and artists has appeared in the urban cityscape ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, courtesy of Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo and the Watari-um art museum
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Instagram taps Germans Ermičs for Technicolor pavilion in the French Riviera -
This year's Dulwich Pavilion is inspired by Nigerian fabric markets -
Around the world: we tour the National Pavilions at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale -
Frida Escobedo discusses her design for the 2018 Serpentine Pavilion -
Escape patch: Bijoy Jain’s bamboo Mpavilion launches in Melbourne -
Bamboo wonder: Studio Mumbai’s Bijoy Jain designs 2016 MPavilion in Melbourne -
Dark arts: Peter Zumthor and Louise Bourgeois’ brooding Steilneset memorial
