Design

• UK remanufacturing worth £5.6bn if business model can be cracked

  
  21 Oct 2014: Remanufacturing presents a huge financial opportunity for the UK and could give British manufacturers a competitive edge

• Egon Schiele: The Radical Nude review – a feminist artist ahead of his time

  
  21 Oct 2014: The Austrian artist’s passionate love of women is illuminated in one of the most important – and sexy – exhibitions of the year, writes Jonathan Jones

• 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

• Waste-free, Willy Wonka packaging is coming but are consumers ready for it?

  21 Oct 2014: From edible water bottles to yoghurt encased in fruit flavoured skins, the packaging industry is getting creative, but psychological barriers persist

• 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

• Anarchy & Beauty: William Morris and His Legacy, 1860-1960 review – the virtues of simplicity

  18 Oct 2014: As an absorbing new show reveals, William Morris’s belief that everyone should make art had a huge impact on the 20th century, writes Rachel Cooke

• 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

• Was William Morris actually just a pious bore?

  
  16 Oct 2014: By presenting the artist as a hero of the left, the National Portrait Gallery’s new show utterly misses the point about his true revolutionary spirit, writes Jonathan Jones

• Converse blitzes 31 companies with lawsuits over Chuck imitators

  14 Oct 2014: Company hands legal papers to competitors alleging that they have illegally adopted elements of the iconic American shoe

• 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

• Ghetto fabulists: the worst in hip-hop art

  11 Oct 2014: Mixtapes may be over as a physical object, but rappers are keen to give us cover art. More often than not, it’s bad

• 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

• Apple's Jony Ive: copying designs is 'lazy thieving'

  
  10 Oct 2014: Chief designer hits out at copycat companies and explains why it took Apple so long to release larger smartphone. By Samuel Gibbs

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