Rowan Moore

Minster Court, which once served as Cruella de Vil’s HQ, faces a bland redevelopment to provide more office space in the City

Architectural writer who believed that buildings not be considered in isolation but as part of the fabric of a city

In Britain, as our government has promised, we're going to have a “ council housing revolution ”, the building of as yet unknown numbers of homes

On the continent, stylish, sustainable, community-minded social housing is a given, and nowhere more so than in Spain

From a rail terminal to a high-tech house, modern buildings now eligible for listing are a delight anyone can enjoy – even traditionalists

On an old RAF airfield, a no-frills metal barn has been built to house the reserve collections of the London museum and its associates, with 300,000 objects ranging from a 1960s nuclear missile to Stephen Hawking’s voice synthesiser

“This cathedral is a happy metaphor of what a nation is and what the world should be,” said President Macron.

An extraordinary restoration has swept away the lead dust and made the cathedral vivid, but thankfully not kitsch. Our architecture critic takes a look inside

Urban Nature Project, Natural History Museum, London SW7 J&L Gibbons and Feilden Fowles A magical embodiment of evolution and geological time, given spatial and physical form by rocks, plants and buildings.

A front garden makeover with dinosaurs, a playful addition to a Scottish castle and the latest from Shard architect Renzo Piano all caught the eye