All International articles – Page 44
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FeaturesTravels in Niemeyer country
The work of the legendary Brazilian architect is loved by the people but is increasingly neglected by the authorities, write Nick Johnson and Lucy Wood in the first of an occasional series of dispatches from their motorbike tour of Latin America
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NewsRA Projects designs boarding school for Somalia
Private donor inspired by nation’s modernist legacy
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NewsRenzo Piano's Whitney Museum opens in New York
Michelle Obama opens gallery’s new home in city’s Meatpacking district
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NewsBritish Pavilion at Milan Expo opens to public
Wolfgang Buttress-designed structure set to cause a buzz
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NewsBjarke Ingels tipped to elbow Foster off WTC2
BIG architect could be brought in by tenant to redesign final tower
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NewsRIBA launches hunt for Nepal volunteers
Architects with appropriate skills asked to register interest
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NewsArticle 25 launches appeal to rebuild Nepal's schools
Architecture charity will use experience in Afghanistan and Haiti to bring resilience to Himalayan kingdom
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NewsNouvel loses legal case over his Paris concert hall
Architect went to court to airbrush himself out of building he designed
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NewsGuggenheim shortlist unveil final designs
Plans go on public display as museum praises entries of 15 others
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NewsRenegade Helsinki competition winners announced
‘Site could be grit in the oyster that produces a pearl’, says Sorkin
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InspirationsChris Williamson's Inspiration: Eames House, Los Angeles, California
Weston Williamson founding partner Chris Williamson on the building that has everything
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NewsGuggenheim rival attracts 200 entries for competition where there will be no winner
Next Helsinki contest set up in response to ‘foreign-owned museum chain’
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NewsChipperfield lands first Manhattan residential project
New York commission follows hot on heels of Met extension win
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NewsGrimshaw takes role on US station revamp
Firm working with New York practice on Washington’s Union Station
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NewsChipperfield's Zurich Kunsthaus finally approved after seven years
News comes as Milan museum row erupts