Not architecture, but architectural in scale: Anish Kapoor’s dizzying sculpture now at Tate Modern. Photography by Red Saunders
The Gaudí tourists never see
Design after the cold war
Architecture: the artist’s view
The supermarket comes to the museum
Exhibitions, events, fairs
A house from Sottsass Senior to Pettena
Our Lady of the freeways
Rafael Moneo’s cathedral urbanizes Los Angeles’s lost downtowm
Art out of coal
Pierre Hebbelinck transforms one of Europe’s great industrial landmarks
When art eats architecture
Anish Kapoor’s vast new sculpture at the Tate. Report by Mark Irving
When designers build
Antonio Citterio’s architecture in Hamburg. Stefano Casciani reports
Siza in Holland
Alvaro Siza’s apartment tower in Maastricht, the latest stage of the renewal of the city’s industrial periphery
The architecture of the brand
In Tokyo, Louis Vuitton’s huge new flagship store is the personification of the brand
Working at the bar
The Bouroullec brothers’ new office furniture for Vitra is unorthodox, but emminently practical
White light
How new lighting technology shapes a highly conscious design for Luceplan
The new accessories
Maria Cristina Tommasini’s selection
Porsche brings out an SUV
Editorial
by Deyan Sudjic
