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Joined up thinking of Pimlico's Peabody Avenue

20.04.11
Haworth Tompkins' subtle addition to a familiar Peabody Trust building is the way forward for social housing in London... more

Building rebellion with leading architect David Chipperfield

02.02.11
David Chipperfield is to be awarded Britain's highest architectural honour next week and is taking the Establishment to task... more

Tall Stories: London's Modernist tower blocks

05.11.10
Pool parties, balcony acrobatics and the keys to a concrete maze, London's Modernist tower blocks are having an overdue renaissance, says Barbican-dweller Nina Caplan... more

London planners must embrace civilised living

28.09.10
The city’s squares and streets will always triumph over huge, ugly monuments such as the Barbican... more

Does Henry Moore deserve his monumental reputation?

25.02.10
He may have been the world’s last great figurative sculptor but much of Henry Moore’s work now seems wilfully ugly.... more

Check out the new crash pads

16.11.09
At the end of a hot date or a great night out, nothing beats checking into one of the new chic-but-cheap boutique hotels that have sprung up around London, as Liz Hoggard finds out... more

Passions of rational man in Le Corbusier show

19.02.09
So keen is Le Corbusier's exhibition to show his multi-faceted nature that at times it neglects adequately to illustrate his actual buildings.... more

Le Corbusier, the artist, at the Barbican

18.02.09
The work of one of the 20th century's most celebrated and criticised architects is to be explored in the Barbican, a building he inspired... more

Palladio the pedant

30.01.09
It is no wonder that the admirable Andrea Palladio became the most imitated architect in history, says Rowan Moore.... more

The London Palladian

27.01.09
The Italian architect who influenced the design of some of London's most famous buildings is being celebrated with an exhibition... more

Best Art Shows of 2009

09.01.09
The art market may be reeling in the face of recession but there will still be plenty of exciting shows this year. Ben Lewis rounds up the best.... more

'Royal Crescent' of East End to be demolished

01.07.08
A dilapidated east London council block faces demolition after Heritage Minister Margaret Hodge resisted a last-minute campaign by leading architects to have it listed... more

Barbican looks east to boost Olympics arts programme

25.06.08
The Barbican is looking east to forge new links with the thriving cultural scene on its doorstep... more

V&A lifts curtain on Cold War spectacular

21.04.08
A new blockbuster show at the Victoria and Albert Museum will feature space-age designs of the Cold War including the first photographs of earth taken from space.... more

A light touch of serenity

23.02.07
Alvar Aalto is famous for being the nice modern architect. He is not often exhibited in Britain, which makes this new exhibiton by the Barbican very welcome.... more

Jam and Jerusalem in Renaissance Italy

09.10.06
Women's Institute stalwarts and devotees of car-boot sales will flock to the V&A's new exhibition of Renaissance home life. The sane man, sceptical, may be less enchanted, says Brian Sewell.... more

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