Rowan Moore

A newly converted barn sits among the modest grandeur of bronze sculptures and sheep on the sculpter’s Hertfordshire estate

Long a source of local pride, the Mold theatre becomes a monument of culture and civilisation designed with access, diversity and festivity in mind

The Dutch architect punctures the absurdities and pretensions of his industry, arguing that it needs reinventing in order to become a force for good

Masterminded by theatre architects Haworth Tompkins, plans for 7,750 new homes outside Colchester could provide a green and pleasant neighbourhood for thousands

The building’s bold Balenciaga-inspired design by O’Donnell + Tuomey hopes to attract visitors put off by the pomp of old-fashioned museums

The Israeli-born Jew founded Forensic Architecture to map the physical fabric of crime scenes, including those in war. He explains why he believes Israel is committing genocide

In Shipston-on-Stour planning law changes to allow 1.5m houses to be built across England, have led to major infrastructure issues, say campaigners

Designs for the new Christ’s College building have enraged a residents’ group, but far from being overbearing, the proposed design is thoughtful and imaginative

The allure of speed has inspired architects to create some of the 20th century’s most arresting buildings

This year’s award plays it safe with a lineup of Cambridge colleges, big beasts and past winners, prioritising craft and detail over social purpose