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Nature takes over at this modernist-inspired, leafy São Paulo houseIsay Weinfeld and landscape architect Rodrigo Oliveira collaborate in this São Paulo house, where modernist-inspired, contemporary architecture goes hand in hand with tropical planting
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Fondation Beyeler soft-launches its campus expansion in BaselThe institution’s refreshed art campus in Switzerland includes new works by Peter Zumthor and more
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Explore Geoffrey Bawa like never before, at a new Vitra Design Museum show‘Geoffrey Bawa: Architecture for the Senses' at Vitra Design Museum invites visitors on a deep dive into the Sri Lankan architect's life and vision
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Sei Saadiyat brings a sense of stillness to Abu Dhabi’s cultural heartBespoke Partnership
Aldar’s new Saadiyat Cultural District residences pair architecture by Jacobs with interiors by Kettle Collective and landscapes designed for slower, more restorative living
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A tortoise’s shell inspired the protective façade of this Swedish villaA ‘hard-shell’ concrete and timber exterior conceals softer gardens and family spaces within Villa HDV
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The Park Hyatt Residences' launch marks a special moment on the London riversideSales have launched for the Park Hyatt Residences on the London riverside, opening the doors to two show apartments with interiors by South African designer Christian Bense
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Explore Buenos Aires modernism, and tour its early architecture examplesBuenos Aires modernism emerged in the 1930s and 1940s, soon growing to define the city – and some of the movement’s early examples still shine today
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Inside the African Futures Institute’s new home in Accra, GhanaHoused in a former tile warehouse, the African Futures Institute’s HQ is a new platform for ideas, encounters and architectural vision
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What if Nature Comes First? The 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale’s answer includes a saunaThe 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale opens and promotes nature as our top priority in the built environment – while inviting us for a sauna
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'Brutalist Asia' is a richly illustrated journey into concrete’s overlooked influence on the eastBlue Crow Media’s new monograph, 'Brutalist Asia', turns its practised eye for brutalist beauty on the continent's often-overlooked architecture
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Inside Null, a small house conceived as an experiment for climate-resilient architectureA project by architect Hafsa Burt, this raised, small house in Jackson, CA, proposes a model for climate resilience where architecture for vulnerable communities is needed – and beyond
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In Toulouse, this 1950s house by Bernard Calley and Georges Alet hits the marketFor €1.45m, a six-bedroom slice of avant-garde modernist architecture from the 1950s could be yours
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Why the Mutti tomato tin is more than just food – it's ‘summer in a can’In his last instalment of ‘Objectify’, architect Carlo Ratti turns his attention to an Italian kitchen staple – the Mutti tomato tin, and how its gleaming red-and-gold packaging came to be
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In Sotogrande, leafy vistas and geometric drama come together in a new villaVilla ENSO by ARK Architects is the latest residence in La Reserva de Sotogrande in southern Spain; we explored its expansive, monolithic-feeling architecture
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Norman Foster’s La Voile, one of the most acclaimed 21st-century houses, is for salePerched on the edge of the Cap-Ferrat peninsula, La Voile was designed by Lord Foster for his own family, embodying his fascination with structure, technology and architectural spectacle
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A Medellín apartment crafted inside an underground void defies all expectationExplore this Medellín apartment by architecture studio OA+, a design which reimagines a space below ground into a tailor-made contemporary home full of drama
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For sale, a Cornwall beach house on an unrivalled site above the golden Praa SandsLittle Cottage could be yours, a bold modern Cornish beach house that offers space, light and sea views
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Tour Auroville, an experimental architectural ecosystem that makes its own rulesArchitect Nipun Prabhakar takes us inside Auroville, India’s experimental township, where architecture, sustainability and utopian ideals are still being tested
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The ever-evolving relationship of music and architecture chronicled in new monograph'Music and Architecture in Harmony' explores Europe’s grandest operatic and orchestral venues, old and new, charting 350 years of architectural, acoustic and stylistic evolution
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RIBA International Prize 2026 shortlist – which will be the world’s best building?The shortlist for the RIBA International Prize 2026 has been announced, revealing four projects that will compete for top spot, as this awards cycle celebrates the entire initiative's tenth anniversary
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Own a classic Frank Lloyd Wright house as the Samuel Eppstein residence comes to marketThe Samuel Eppstein residence in Kalamazoo combines architectural history with a spectacular site and equally significant neighbours from Wright’s Usonian house era
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Inside a monolithic Melbourne house designed for multi-generational livingDespite its crisp exterior structure, this Melbourne home feels soft and welcoming, seamlessly nestled into the surrounding topography
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Tour a Chilean holiday home designed to weave daily life into its lakeside siteLoyCo House is a new Chilean holiday home on the shores of Vichuquén Lake; its creators, architects Ricardo Atanacio and Carolina Contreras, respond to the region's distinct identity to craft a home that feels entirely of its place
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Step inside this smart Mykonos house, designed for solitude or celebrationAnamesa by K-Studio is a Mykonos house that draws on its Greek island setting's architectural vernacular and rocky landscape – while offering a haven of peace for its inhabitants
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Socialist Hotels is Fuel Publishing’s newest study of a fast vanishing design aestheticThis new photographic compendium offers over 150 examples of socialist hospitality design, from Albania to Ukraine
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A contemporary passive house elevates sustainable courtyard living in HertfordshireExplore Three Rivers Passive House by Gbolade Design Studio, a sustainable, CLT-framed home in a suburban Hertfordshire valley
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Love or hate? Why the Monobloc plastic chair inspires strong emotionsIn the penultimate instalment of ‘Objectify’, architect Carlo Ratti turns his attention to Italy's most hated (or loved?) chair - meet the Monobloc
