Architecture
Triptyque’s marble and glass showroom was designed to “look like an ice cube”
Key projects by SelgasCano, Serpentine Pavilion 2015 designers
Cavernous Budapest metro stations feature concrete lattice overhead
Softly contoured interiors lend cave-like aesthetic to lakeside cabin
Red-brick boiler room converted into tiny guesthouse by Azevedo Design
Latin American Art Museum by Fernando Romero revealed for downtown Miami
Hundreds of cubes front Julien De Smedt’s Gangnam housing block
Thomas Heatherwick’s Garden Bridge given green light
Angled fins flank the windows of KINO Architects’ Tokyo apartment block
Six emerging architects shortlisted for Guggenheim Helsinki design competition
Gus Wüstemann uses chipboard-textured concrete for Zurich apartment block
Bjarke Ingels’ public square for Battersea Power Station unveiled
Granite-clad library by Carr Cotter & Naessens faces out over the Irish Sea
Madrid-based SelgasCano to design Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2015
RIBA reveals student medal winners for 2014
One World Trade Center is most costly skyscraper in history
Clio Capeille imagines architecture that can only be used at night
Mont-de-Marsan education centre comprises wooden boxes hovering over a forest floor
Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye Dome installed in Miami Design District
Guggenheim Helsinki: “We’ve got quite a lot to chew on”
Reiulf Ramstad completes wooden church with a grand spire beside a Norwegian fjord
Revolutionary elevator uses magnets to move sideways
Red Rock House by Anmahian Winton Architects sits on a forested New York hillside
