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  The Shard can eat its heart out – this is Britain's beauty

  
  3 Oct 2013: Simon Jenkins: The 2013 Stirling architectural prizewinner is a medieval ruin brought back to use. The worm seems to be turning

• Crystal Palace to be rebuilt by Chinese developer

  3 Oct 2013: Multimillionaire Ni Zhaoxing plans replica of Joseph Paxton's famous Great Exhibition building on site it occupied from 1854
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  The best response to gentrification is better council housing

  
  3 Oct 2013: Owen Hatherley: In 1970s London, authorities worked with good local architects to redistribute wealth spatially. The same should be done now

• The world's best bridges: show us your favourites

  30 Sep 2013:

  Every week, Observer New Review chooses a subject and picks 10 of the best examples. This week it's bridges and we'd like to you to send us pictures of your favourites

• JW3; Serpentine Sackler Gallery – review

  28 Sep 2013:

  London's first Jewish centre and Zaha Hadid's Serpentine annexe cost roughly the same and are poles apart, writes Rowan Moore

• King's Cross then and now - in pictures

  
  27 Sep 2013:

  Following the £550m regeneration of King's Cross station, we look at the history of the area

• Marvin Gaye, a giant thumbs up and a transgender icon – the week in art

  27 Sep 2013:

  Jonathan Jones: Artist Spartacus Chetwynd has changed her name to Marvin Gaye. Find out what's going on, plus check out the fourth plinth contenders and a new April Ashley show – in your art dispatch

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  In praise of … King's Cross Square

  26 Sep 2013: Editorial: Large projects and a tenacious community campaign have transformed one of London's trouble spots into a beauty spot

• Astley Castle restoration project wins Stirling prize

  
  26 Sep 2013: Judges praise 'beauty and rigour' of restoration of ruins near Nuneaton in Warwickshire

• King's Cross transformation completed with opening of gleaming new square

  26 Sep 2013: London station's original 1852 brick facade is revealed after decades of planning and building

• The new Serpentine Sackler Gallery - in pictures

  
  25 Sep 2013:

  Zaha Hadid's £14.5m extension to a listed early-19th century gunpowder store in Kensington Gardens opens to the public on Saturday. From its wavy white roof to the inaugural exhibition of clay sculptures by Adrián Villar Rojas, it is nothing if not unconventional

• The Serpentine Sackler Gallery: 'A wedding marquee battling a stiff breeze'

  
  25 Sep 2013:

  Zaha Hadid's extension looms clumsily over a beautifully restored Georgian building in Kensington Gardens. It's not quite clear what function it serves, finds Oliver Wainwright

• JW3: is London's latest cultural centre 'a new postcode for Jewish life'?

  24 Sep 2013:

  From kosher cooking to evenings with Kevin Spacey, JW3 focuses on Jewish culture without being expressly Jewish. And it is an ambitious space – once you get past the fortifications, writes Oliver Wainwright

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  Preston bus station: a sublime choice for grade II listing

  24 Sep 2013: Owen Hatherley: English Heritage had tried before to have the brutalist building listed. Luckily, commercial lobbying didn't get in the way this time

• Leaning Tower of Pisa straightens up

  
  24 Sep 2013: Restoration work on the famous Tuscan monument has corrected some of its perilous incline

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