The UK architect talks about working in China and the decline of its "funny-shaped" buildings

Architects, conservation experts and paint archaeologists have collaborated on £12m project to reopen west London house

The villa was the fashion designer's home in the last decades of his life

A wave of innovative exhibition design has graced our museums in recent years. What are the keys to holding the viewer’s gaze?

Artist's son says the project will "do right by my father’s vision for the space"

The 696 incomplete public works are not simply a result of crime, corruption and incompetence, new book says

The extraordinary mitteleuropäische flourishing of all the arts from 1900 to 1914

Noah Charney examines how historic buildings that were needlessly destroyed can live on today

From the dazzling dresses of Dior at the V&A to the grim reality of how architecture can affect your health at the Wellcome Collection

Residential Palace complex, a casualty of Allied bombing in the Second World War, is due to be rebuilt by 2021

The 35m sq. one-bedroom flat has been carefully renovated to include avant-garde furniture and design

Conservation effort now includes passageways and interior

Difficulties began when the museum asked HW Architecture to work pro bono

The 19th century Sepulveda Adobe and western movie set Paramount Ranch have been destroyed, but the fate of many other buildings remain unknown

Prize goes to firm for restoration of a monument to ‘civic Communism’

Museum will receive the buildings in former Olympic park for free, director says

UK National Lottery award will also fund a new education centre at the Victorian designer’s 16th-century Kelmscott Manor

Church is latest example of symbiosis between church and military patriotism

The conservation projects include the National Art Schools in Havana, the Gateway Arch in St Louis and the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in California

Structure will be re-installed as part of Therme Group's art and architecture initiative

Historic space, transformed by 6a architects, opens with a group show on humour

Since the Morandi tragedy, architect "can’t think of anything else but that bridge"

Italy lacks effective site diagnosis, he tells Italian newspaper La Repubblica

A short but fascinating book about a man immortalised through architecture

Scholars say the organisation needed to build the 12,000-year-old temple may mark the beginnings of class society and patriarchy

While its terminology is unsteady, the scholarship and production values of this sequel volume are exceptional

Princeton University's Theodore K. Rabb says more visual materials—not only written records—should be explored