All International articles – Page 50
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AnalysisMove over, Guggenheim
Missed out on that shortlist? No problem. As Helsinki embarks on its biggest building programme in 200 years the opportunities for architects are far bigger than any single project, Elizabeth Hopkirk reports
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TechnicalBikini Berlin redevelopment by Hild und K
Hugh Strange examines how architect Hild und K brought new life to a grade II-listed icon of post-war West Berlin, balancing historical sensitivity and environmental performance
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NewsBumper numbers visit FAT's British Pavilion
More than half of visitors to Venice Biennale saw A Clockwork Jerusalem
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NewsItalian designer dismisses Wilkinson Eyre's plagiarism claim
Architect says Milan Expo symbol bears resemblance to key element of Gardens by the Bay
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OpinionTo have or have not
Finns are proud of their home-grown designers, but that doesn’t mean they could never embrace a foreign architect for the Helsinki Guggenheim, says Elizabeth Hopkirk
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NewsHodder pins hopes on U-turn to heal RIBA's Israel wounds
‘We got it wrong and our reputation has been damaged,’ RIBA president admits
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FeaturesReach for the sky
As New York celebrates the completion of SOM’s £2.4bn One World Trade Centre, Ike Ijeh assesses what remains to be done in the painstaking transformation of Ground Zero
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NewsSpanish practice lands 2022 World Cup job
Qatar Foundation stadium is second stadium design to be unveiled in a week
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NewsHelsinki Guggenheim shortlist announced
Asif Khan only Brit on a list chosen from record 1,715 entries
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NewsAYA shortlists: Young Architect of the Year
To celebrate BD’s Architect of the Year 2014 finalists, we look at each shortlist in turn