Six Buildings Competing for the UK's Top Architecture Prize
Here are the six UK buildings competing for the country's top architecture prize.
Here are the six UK buildings competing for the country's top architecture prize.
Next on the wishlist: Live Post Office queue length data.
One branch of Starbucks every 2.7 metres.
The World Cup is ending, and Brazil needs to do something with the stadiums that would otherwise go unused. Why not housing?
Do you accept Tesco Clubcards?
Someone's got to pick up all those leaves and empty cider bottles.
Public unrest in Tokyo isn't over an election or divisive political issue. It's about the design of the city's 2020 Olympic Stadium.
Tram tracks are empty most of the time, so why not create your own zippy pallet truck to fill the gaps and get around?
Solar-powered factories, hovercraft apartments, glass towers topped with helipads: future North Korea is going to be a blast!
Gas masks needed in London again.
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor has revealed the first model of his new design for a controversial development.
Airports have fascinated Lauren O'Neill all her life. One day, thinking how they would look from above, she decided to go to Google maps and find out.
Parking signs can be confusing, but this design makes it simple and easy to understand. It really should be adopted globally.
It's on time 99.9 per cent of the time, and it generates rather a lot of profit. It's all thanks to the AI overlord.
Some would say Americans like to go over the top with their independence celebrations, and if this fireworks display is anything to go by they're right.
Photographer Donna Dotan was shooting downwards out of a Manhattan apartment window when she noticed the beautiful symmetrical reflection. It inspired her to create this amazing series in which New York looks like an entirely different place—sometimes a starship, others the endless canyons of an alien megalopolis.
