Rupert Bickersteth

Using year-on-year photographs and pollution data, the Bartlett’s Dr Edward Denison explores the one silver lining to this pandemic: cleaner air

The monumental offices of the City of London – empty during lockdown – make for the subject of Crispin Hughes’ recent project Hulks

As lockdown restrictions ease but Covid-19 cases remain high in the North West, the latest in the series depicts an exceptionally empty Manchester city centre

Christo Javacheff has died aged 84. From early wrapped objects to monumental outdoor projects, transcending the traditional bounds of painting, sculpture and architecture, we look back at the work of the artists known as Christo and Jeanne-Claude

In the latest in a new series giving voice to the photographer behind the lens, Damien Hewetson records the emptiness of the capital’s streets in lockdown

In the latest in a new series giving voice to the photographer behind the lens, Ståle Eriksen reassess his position and purpose for the future

In the latest in a new series giving voice to the photographer behind the lens, Jim Stephenson – whose work centres on human interaction with architecture – takes a break in order to allow for new reflections

The first in a new series giving voice to the photographer behind the lens as lockdown leaves streets deserted and photoshoots indefinitely postponed. Ben Blossom takes us on a thoughtful journey from Norfolk to Nepal

Martin Edwards architects’ victory this year marks 25 years of the AJ Small Projects award, run in association with Marley. We look back on a quarter-century of winning projects

Martin Edwards architects’ retrofit and extension of a house in North Wales for its wheelchair-using owner has been named winner of the AJ Small Projects 2020 award