"Ukraine had a shortage of adequate housing before the war" says UN's Richard Evans

The United Nations' refugee agency is repairing Ukrainian homes damaged by Russian attacks, but they need to be built back to a better standard than before the war, says project lead Richard Evans in this interview. More about "Ukraine had a shortage of adequate housing before the war" says UN's Richard Evans

Eight cleverly organised homes with rooms divided by storage solutions

For our latest lookbook, we've collected eight homes that make the most of space by using storage units and shelving as room dividers. More about Eight cleverly organised homes with rooms divided by storage solutions

Yayoi Kusama installs mirrored orbs outside Liverpool Street Station in London

For Infinite Accumulation, her largest-ever permanent sculpture, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has created a series of connected metallic spheres by the Elizabeth Line entrance of London's Liverpool Street Station. More about Yayoi Kusama installs mirrored orbs outside Liverpool Street Station in London

GMP Architekten tranforms Santiago Bernabéu into "sparkling" Madrid landmark

Architecture studio GMP Architekten has completed its remodelling of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium for Real Madrid, wrapping the exterior in sinuous metal louvres. More about GMP Architekten tranforms Santiago Bernabéu into "sparkling" Madrid landmark

Foster + Partners unveils masterplan for rebuilding Antakya post-earthquake

British architecture studio Foster + Partners has revealed its masterplan to rebuild Antakya, Turkey, following the Turkey-Syria earthquakes last year. More about Foster + Partners unveils masterplan for rebuilding Antakya post-earthquake

Eight cosy living rooms illuminated by paper lamps

From simple spherical hanging lights to lighting sculptures by designers Isamu Noguchi and Ingo Maurer, this lookbook rounds up living rooms enhanced by the organic texture and warm glow of paper lamps. More about Eight cosy living rooms illuminated by paper lamps

Kengo Kuma shrouds Seoul museum in cascading aluminium pipes

Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma and Associates has unveiled the Audeum audio museum in Seoul, which is wrapped by layers of suspended aluminium pipes. More about Kengo Kuma shrouds Seoul museum in cascading aluminium pipes

OODA designs kinked Tirana skyscrapers to evoke "the grace of ballet"

Architecture studio OODA has unveiled its design for two connected skyscrapers, named Bond Tower, that bend away and towards each other in Tirana, Albania. More about OODA designs kinked Tirana skyscrapers to evoke "the grace of ballet"

RSHP to transform world's largest cluster of Victorian gas holders into housing

British studio RSHP has received planning consent to build cylindrical housing blocks within Victorian gas holders at the Bromley-by-Bow Gasworks in London. More about RSHP to transform world's largest cluster of Victorian gas holders into housing

Cement-based rammed earth "not much better than concrete"

Rammed earth is often celebrated as a low-carbon method of constructing buildings, but some experts are beginning to cast doubt on its sustainability credentials. Amy Peacock reports. More about Cement-based rammed earth "not much better than concrete"