London's V&A ended months of speculation about the fate of one of Salvador Dalí's rare Mae West Lips sofas after purchasing it for its permanent collection. More about V&A's acquisition of Dali Lips sofa an "absolute triumph"
Bristol's Grade II*-listed Clifton Cathedral has undergone a £3 million renovation, carried out by British architecture firm Purcell. More about Purcell refurbishes Bristol's brutalist Clifton Cathedral
A sharing platform that allows members to rent works of art and furniture has soft launched in London. More about Sharing platform Harth aims to change the way we furnish our interiors
Our latest captioned movie shows The London Mastaba, a 20-metre-high sculpture designed by artists Christo and Jeanne Claude. More about Footage shows Christo's sculpture floating on London's Serpentine Lake
Pumps for a sprinkler system in the Mackintosh-designed Glasgow School of Art arrived the day before fire destroyed the historic building. More about Glasgow School of Art sprinkler system delivered day before fire
Matheson Whiteley has completed a simple brick extension to designer Sebastian Wrong's east-London house, featuring a combination of traditional and contemporary details. More about Matheson Whiteley adds pared-back brick extension to Sebastian Wrong's Victorian house
A home in an old gin distillery, a house that cost only £100,000, and a property inspired by a frustrating piano piece are among the 20 buildings vying be named RIBA House of the Year 2018. More about RIBA names top 20 British homes for the House of the Year 2018 longlist
The Royal Institute of British Architects has announced the 49 winners of its national awards, including the Tate St Ives, Bloomberg's Foster + Partners-designed London HQ, and a housing development in old gasholders. More about RIBA reveals best British architecture for 2018
Mizzi Studio has designed a glazed pavilion with a swooping brass-coated roof for a cafe opposite the Serpentine Gallery in London. More about Mizzi Studio to build cafe with undulating metallic canopy opposite Serpentine Gallery
Glasgow School of Art must be rebuilt, argues Mark Cousins, not just because it's Charles Rennie Mackintosh's masterpiece, but because it's an invaluable showcase for Scottish craft skills. More about "Glasgow School of Art simply cannot be razed"
The extent of damage to the Glasgow School of Art, following a devastating fire last week, has been revealed in drone footage of the wreckage. More about Drone footage reveals damage to Glasgow School of Art as investigation into fire begins
Glasgow School of Art is gone, says Alan Dunlop, and to honour Charles Rennie Mackintosh's legacy, we need to come up with new ideas for its replacement. More about "Don't create a sad replica of Glasgow School of Art"
Eva Franch i Gilabert takes up her role as the first female director of the crisis-hit Architectural Association in London next month. In this interview, she explains her vision for the influential school and her views on the problems facing architecture. More about "We need to become better at explaining the power of architecture" says new AA director
Christo has completed The London Mastaba, a 20-metre-high sculpture floating on London's Serpentine Lake, which represents his and late wife Jeanne-Claude's determination to make art free. More about Christo unveils floating Serpentine sculpture made from 7,506 barrels
Glasgow School of Art has been destroyed beyond repair, say experts, with the costs of rebuilding estimated at more than £100 million. More about Rebuild of "irreparable" Glasgow School of Art estimated at over £100 million
Prefabricated stone and pale brick panels form the facade of this contemporary housing development in Chelsea, London, designed by Haptic. More about Haptic completes contemporary apartment block in Chelsea conservation area
The brutalist complex designed by Alison and Peter Smithson, which was the offices of The Economist Magazine, has been refurbished by DSDHA. More about DSDHA reveals renovation of the Smithsons-designed Economist Plaza
John Puttick Associates has completed the renovation of the Grade II-listed brutalist bus station in Preston, in the north of England. More about Brutalist Preston Bus Station refurbished by John Puttick Associates
In this exclusive Dezeen movie, Mexican architect Frida Escobedo explains why she used stacks of roofing tiles to create this year's Serpentine Pavilion. More about Serpentine Pavilion 2018 shows "what you can create with simple things" says Frida Escobedo
UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson has given his support to another bridge project, this time spanning 14 miles of the Irish Sea. More about Boris Johnson backs £15 billion post-Brexit bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland