Exhibitions, events and books investigating architecture and culture, including the Venice Biennale and the London Festival of Architecture
Turner Prize-nominated duo Daniel Fernández Pascual and Alon Schwabe use installation, performance, mapping and video to explore the systems that organise the world through food. They talk to Rupert Bickersteth
Remi Connolly-Taylor reflects on the thoughtful beauty of Hélène Binet's photography, and how it has shaped the work of architects for decades
Shukri Sultan on a new exhibition that asks for whom, and why, are architectural models made?
Ruth Lang visits the Cosmic House, Charles Jencks’ phantasmagorical home, which has opened its doors to the public
Crescent, the latest work by artist Shubha Taparia, reimagines and recontextualises the notion of urban transformation
In the first physical show from new photographers’ group Mass Collective, the many faces of London during lockdown are explored
Hell in its Heyday reprises Bronstein’s fascination with architecture – here pumped up in a riot of ultra-conspicuous consumption and material excess which leaves little space for the viewer’s imagination, says Rob Wilson
The second in a series in which Patrick Massey constructs imagined conversations between historical figures from their own words, facilitated by the anonymous ‘Third Man’
The show is cool, calm and well-corralled if missing a bit of magic, writes Rob Wilson
Harriet Jennings appraises the first UK retrospective of the work of prolific transdisciplinary Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp
The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings