The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Hugh Broughton’s golden wing is surprisingly good value for money, writes Rory Olcayto. Photography by Hufton + Crow
The story of Goldibox: Maidstone Museum by Hugh Broughton
‘Provincial’ is a lazy term
The gallery scene outside London has always been cultured, writes Rory Olcayto
Sacred space
The drive to build places of worship began when hunter-gatherers first erected pillars at Göbekli Tepe 12,000 years ago and hasn’t stopped since
Mimar Sinan was one of the world’s best architects of religious buildings
Black Box: The architect of many of the most beautiful mosques in Istanbul
Do clients ever know what they will get when they hire an architect to design a one-off home?
Grand Designs Revisited - an exercise that more architects should follow
A bold attempt at regeneration or an icon too far? Titanic Belfast is a little of both
When Titanic Belfast - the World’s Largest Titanic Visitor Experience - opens on Saturday, locals will be confronted by a curious sculptural mass rising out of the city’s derelict dockland
Moebius: Floating citadels and all-city planets
Moebius was the master of sci-fi architecture, writes Rory Olcayto
Black Box: The Big Apple, I♥NY, 9/11…
It’s time New York called in the Mad Men for a rebrand
Black box: At the movies in Glasgow
Next time you see the streets of San Fran, Philly or NY at the flicks, it’s probably Glasgow, writes Rory Olcayto
Exhibition standard
Dixon Jones’ shared space overhaul of Exhibition Road, London’s premium museum quarter, gives visitors the time to linger and look at some of the capital’s finest architecture