• Frank Gehry's Fondation Louis Vuitton shows he doesn't know when to stop

  
  21 Oct 2014: Funded by the richest man in France, Gehry’s new art museum reveals the danger of big budgets, writes Oliver Wainwright
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  Obama's presidential library: four radical visions of the future from top architects

  20 Oct 2014: The visual op-ed: Hope and change may have been a little overdramatic. But hopefully these bold ideas will change the way you think about a politician’s legacy – or at least design

• Christopher Wren: Google erects a tribute to St Paul's architect

  
  20 Oct 2014: Search site marks architect’s 382nd birthday with animation depicting the construction of St Paul’s Cathedral

• Victoria Henshaw obituary

  19 Oct 2014: Urban planner and academic who believed good design considered the smells of towns and cities as well as their sights and sounds

• Is it time to rethink Britain's green belt?

  19 Oct 2014: It’s meant to curb sprawl and give city dwellers the benefits of the country. But some feel it protects the rich, stops houses being built and promotes commuting. By Rowan Moore

• Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris review – everything and the bling from Frank Gehry

  
  18 Oct 2014: Frank Gehry’s new art museum for Louis Vuitton needed a smaller budget, writes Rowan Moore

• From the Observer archive, 21 October 1973: Sydney takes opera house to its heart

  18 Oct 2014: Despite grumbles from the chattering classes, the city’s people welcomed the new venue, writes John Pringle

• Frank Gehry’s ‘cloud of glass’ unveiled in Paris

  17 Oct 2014: Building commissioned by France’s wealthiest man Bernard Arnault appears to float over one of France’s oldest parks

• Liverpool’s Everyman theatre wins Stirling prize

  
  16 Oct 2014: Design by Haworth Tompkins architects chosen ahead of the Shard, the LSE’s student centre and the Olympic aquatics centre

• Cathedrals of Culture review – a palate-cleansing experience

  
  16 Oct 2014: This meditation on architecture is perhaps not quite a film, but more of a quasi-installation, writes Peter Bradshaw

• The top 10 modernisers in literature

  15 Oct 2014: From the architects who built the postwar world to the writers who predicted its horrors, John Grindrod selects the books that best evoke the postwar pioneering spirit

• The world's 10 most amazing design hotels

  
  15 Oct 2014: With the opening of the oval-shaped Yanqi Lake hotel in Beijing next month – one that resembles a glowing shell – we take a look at the most creatively designed hotels you can stay in around the world

• All hail the new King’s Cross – but can other developers repeat the trick?

  12 Oct 2014: The ongoing transformation of King’s Cross has been brilliantly executed, but the prospects for further such public/private developments look bleak, writes Rowan Moore

• Cambodia's proposed Sleuk Rith Institute by Zaha Hadid – in pictures

  
  10 Oct 2014: Award-winning architect Zaha Hadid has revealed her plans for the new Sleuk Rith Institute, a centre for the research of genocide to be built in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

• The Sleuk Rith Institute: Zaha Hadid's soft hymn to Cambodia's fallen

  
  10 Oct 2014: News: Built to house a vast archive of documents about the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s, when two million people lost their lives in the Khmer Rouge killing fields, the Sleuk Rith Institute is a radical shift for its architect Zaha Hadid – who has gone from violent geometry to warm wood

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