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The Lisbon triennale gets closer and closer
Galilee proposes ‘radical’ programme for this autumn’s event
Architecture on the carpet: the curious tale of construction toys and the genesis of modern building
A study of architects’ toys entertains but does not convince
Sir Hugh Casson PRA – Making Friends
Hugh Casson’s personality overshadowed his architecture, which is overdue a reappraisal
High Rise at the National Theatre
Photographs from a five-year project exploring the relationship between high rise developments and the city below
Book Club Review: The Urban Masterplanning Handbook, Eric Firley and Katharina Gron
Christopher Gray reviews a deep resource for architects, urban designers and planners
Green Fuse: The Work of Dan Pearson
A new Garden Museum exhibition places Dan Pearson’s wide-ranging career in context, writes Ellis Woodman
Work on Paper: Future Scenarios part III
The last in our new series on the role of drawing in architecture explores the urbanism of the future
British Council seeks proposals for Venice 2014
British Pavilion will respond to ‘Absorbing Modernity: 1914-2014’ theme
Book Club Review: The Globalisation of Modern Architecture, Robert Adam
Robert Adam laudably tackles a wide-ranging subject in this stimulatingly written book
Top 50 Films for Architects
Top 50 films for architects: My Childhood My Ain Folk My Way Home
An uncompromising trilogy about childhood laid bare
Top 50 films for architects: Faust
Murnau’s film leaves neither time nor space for things to unfold slowly
Julian Harrap ‘Find your own mission in life’
The founder of Julian Harrap Architects on Aldo von Eyck, Louis Kahn and the cities of the imagination
George Knott ‘Bombay is the most dynamic place’
The partner at Knott Architects on Carlo Scarpa, Flattery and visiting Villa Tugendhat
