Architecture
Letters: the V&A and RIBA partnership realises that historical architectural materials do have value
A reply correcting some out of date assumptions
One of Britain’s leading architectural historians has serious doubts about the Victoria & Albert Museum’s plan to be a “National Centre for Architecture"
Do modern architects use historic architectural material?
Slow progress on restoring war-torn Croatia
Work is underway, but worst hit town Vukovar still 'deserted'
A review of art in the UK media: Dumbing down or opening up?
The question of whether society gets the art it deserves, or merely what it is prepared to tolerate
The architecture of Tate Modern. Deceptively simple
Architects Herzog & de Meuron play subtle tricks with lighting and glass boxes
Richard Meier to obliterate Mussolini’s mark
The US architect's new building for ancient Roman monument to replace one commissioned by the Fascist dictator in the 1930s
Janet Myles, L.N. Cottingham, 1787-1874: architect of the Gothic Revival
Restoring a pioneer of the Gothic Revival to his rightful position
Mies' landmark Chicago university campus subject to redesign
Rem Koolhaas to revive inner city property
French support cultural diversity with $3 million going to new Hanoi museum
President of France inaugurates huge new ethnological museum
Aulenti-Foscari partnership wins competition to rebuild Venice's Teatro La Fenice
At a projected $50.7 million, theirs was not the cheapest plan proposed, but the fastest and technically the best
In 1993 Rome’s town council began preparing for the Millennium. The debate has been over how much to alter Mussolini’s propagandistic exploitation of imperial remains
The priject to execavate the imperial fora of Augustus, Vespasian, Nerva and Trajan has been described as “every archaeologist’s dream”
MoMA has chosen three finalists for its renovation project
Bernard Tschumi, Yoshio Taniguchi, and a team of Jacques Herzog and Pierre do Meuron are in the running
Who gets to build MoMA’s expansion?
As disgruntled museum staff strike, America’s most famous museum of modern art is trawling world-wide for a new architect
The Renaissance mystery of Sibenik’s dome
Sainsbury money is helping restore the fifteenth-century, Venetian-style masterpiece shelled in 1991
It’s official: it will be an old-style Fenice, but that’s all we know
The rubble began to be cleared from the burnt-out shell of the theatre in May, as rumours leaked from the judicial enquiry that the fire which destroyed it in January may have been arson. There is no proof, however, and investigations continue, while the mayor of Venice, Massimo Cacciari, tries to speed up the rebuilding by putting the town hall technical department in charge of drawing up the preliminary plan
Barcelona builds up Dalí’s architectural interests in new exhibition
Twenty-seven oil paintings and over one hundred drawings are featured
Criticism for Prado's approach to expansion project
Criticism from the Spanish architectural world as the museum launches huge open competition for its new extension
The Tate Gallery: Architecture’s Degree Zero
Architectural theorist Jehuda Safran discusses the merits of Herzog and de Meuron
Tate narrows the list of proposed architects for Bankside extension
Who will design the new Tate Gallery?
Conservators fighting fire and time for the Royal Academy
Sculptor conservators Taylor Pearce are working on Windsor, Westminster Cathedral and Westminster Hall
Houston's Museum of Fine Arts bucks the recession in Texas
The museum's endowment has grown to $157 million and a $50 million building by Raphael Moneo comes next
"The Baroque World": A five-volume Atlas of baroque art, published by UNESCO
$2.5 million publication covering fifty countries
Frank Lloyd Wright retrospective at MoMA
The exhibition covers the span of his seventy year career, and includes a huge range of works and materials
A major private museum of Impressionism and Greek art for Athens
Architect of the Louvre pyramid, I.M. Pei, is its designer
Tug-of-war over baroque church of San Luca in Genoa as baroque gem falls into ruin
The Spinola family has created a Foundation and is looking for sponsors; the State would like to get possession of the sadly-neglected building
Schinkel: the architect who changed the face of Berlin
German reunification has made possible the first major exhibition,at the Victoria and Albert Museum, of all aspects of Schinkel’s work
French and Russians come together over Malevich in cooperative workshops and lectures, entitled "Playing Malevich"
The group of Lille and Soviet artists, designers, and architects will collaborate to produce an original culture park
Prince of Wales and World Monuments Fund step in to save Liverpool's St George's Hall
City officials are debating what to do with the Neo-Classical civic monument, which experts consider to be one of Europe's finest buildings