Shortlisted for the MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice 2020: Mole Architects’ Alice Hamlin skilfully delivers four dwelling types in Marmalade Lane, Cambridge, in a rare British example of co-housing
Poised at the edge of Milton Keynes’ Modernist city plan, 6a Architects’ extension of the MK Gallery rekindles a lost arcadian vision
De Vylder Vinck Taillieu’s Caritas psychiatric centre in Melle brings the outside in
With pivoting bookshelves and vanishing doors, Amin Taha + Groupwork create flexible spaces to live and work in London’s historical Clerkenwell neighbourhood
Restoration of the Sala Beckett building in Barcelona by Flores & Prats puts their stamp on the building without excising its ghosts
Behind the 9am brandies, cigars and extreme lunching lies Price’s vision of public leisure, freedom and equality
Is a historic crisis what will prompt action over the dire housing shortage for the under-privileged?
Spaces that have all the basic threshold qualities of architecture, but are themselves a part of a larger structure, force us to rethink how we expect architecture to behave
Architects have always dreamed of building a better world, dreams that were realised on a gigantic new scale in the twentieth century, but since the 1970s this ambition has faded – so why did we stop thinking about tomorrow?
The three-dimensional city was undoubtedly naive, but the implications of its disappearance are profound
