Architecture
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From Roman construction methods to futuristic cities, learning about buildings is a great way to teach geography and stretch students’ creativity
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The top 50 universities in the world for architecture, as ranked by higher education data specialists QS
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Plan to move world-renowned London ‘Bauhaus’ would destroy creative diversity and diminish East End community in which it stands
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3–5 Porchester Terrace is a substantial pile by anyone’s standards. But this Bayswater home offered a template for Britain’s most popular type of housing
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Other lives: Priest and archdeacon who remained a practising architect
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Design and creation of buildings. Involves the study of the sciences, humanities and fine and applied arts
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Other lives: Expert in architecture and founding member of the history of art department at Warwick University
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It’s New Year’s Eve! So here’s a lesson on how to draw the most iconic clock tower in the world from Leigh Hobbs (with a bit of help from Mr Chicken) – Happy New Year everyone!
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Who needs boring bricks? The house of the future will be made of trouser legs, VHS tapes and blowtorched carpet tiles. Oliver Wainwright visits the home in Brighton made almost entirely of rubbish
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University guide 2015: league table for architecture
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Review led by Sir Terry Farrell calls for teaching of architecture in schools and a more proactive planning system
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Other lives: Architect with a particular interest in the preservation of British farm buildings
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Architectural historian best known for his work on nonconformist chapels and meeting houses
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Every book has a structure – but what if you were to represent it as a physical object? Matteo Pericoli asked students of creative writing and architecture to work together to make models from literary texts
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Help us document the university library of the 21st century by sharing your photos on GuardianWitness
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Other lives: Senior lecturer who made a huge contribution to the development of computer systems for architects
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Letters: One reason that it is so attractive to global firms to set up offices here is the quality of the graduates coming out of the UK's excellent schools
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Architecture students are unhappy paying ever more for lengthy training that has remained largely unchanged since 1960s
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Oliver Wainwright: With astronomical fees and paltry job prospects, it's time our professional architecture courses came back to the real world
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From double-decker learning buses to tree-top classrooms and eco-huts, this photo gallery explores how schools experiment with their learning spaces
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Oliver Wainwright: Terry Farrell is conducting the first review into the built environment since the Urban Task Force in 2000. What should he be looking at?
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RIBA Silver Medal award goes to group project that pushes the boundaries of customised self-build housing
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Oliver Wainwright: Architects including Zaha Hadid and Nigel Coates pay tribute to Lebbeus Woods, the cult building designer who dreamed up fantastical structures from a parallel universe
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Houses are one of the most common structures being built today – so why are architecture students not taught how to design them asks graduate Louise Priestman
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Newly found plans and a big hole under the Arndale centre reveal the sad story of an underground, three ring roads and heliport which were to remain a wonderful dream
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Other lives: Lecturer in architecture who was instrumental in establishing the Construction History Society
Architecture and design blog Life in Technicolor: 11 trippy visions of the future by student architects