Esigning buildings for animals has prompted an extraordinary range of responses, from palace to cat flap, which say more about humans than the residents

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The double exposure of the Marshall Islands
ESSAY23 MARCH, 2018
After the culture loss experienced due to US nuclear experiments in the mid 20th century, the Marshall Islands face now the threat of climate change

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Rus in urbe, unpacked: on countryside running through the heart of English cities
ESSAY29 MARCH, 2018
From burhs, through abbey-monasteries, universities, garden squares to garden cities and new towns, England’s urban evolution has deep and complex roots which still shape society

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Reinventing the rural: a new perspective on our countryside
ESSAY19 MARCH, 2018
The new vision created by urban dwellers of the green land is far more rural than the countryside itself

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Poised for flight: Visitor centre in Denmark by Dorte Mandrup
BUILDING3 APRIL, 2018
The thatched visitor centre in the wetlands of Jutland celebrates rich ecological habitat with a contemporary aesthetic

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Plan B for Colombia: Rural schools in Antioquia by Plan:b arquitectos
BUILDING20 APRIL, 2018
As Colombia recovers from years of armed confict, a series of schools in rural areas by Plan:b is driving programmes of education, culture and community engagement

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Peter Davey (1940-2018): ‘a critical acumen of exceptional range and scope’
ESSAY14 MARCH, 2018
Peter Davey, who died in March aged 78, was the AR’s 11th and second longest-serving editor

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Park at Rectory Farm, London, by Carmody Groarke and Vogt Landscape Architects
BUILDING28 MARCH, 2018
A new concept for urban logistics, the new park is an adaptive solution that will provide space and reuse resources

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Outrage: the disgrace of social housing provision in England