The Guardian   Chris Michael   Lydia McMullan   Frank Hulley-Jones   As the pandemic wreaks havoc on existing structures, we look at some visions for post-Covid cities – and how they hold up. There is a huge, looming, unanswerable question that overshadows our cities, like an elephant squatting in the central square.

Hastings Pier Awarded yearly by the Royal Institute of British Architects to a work built by a British architect or studio within the European Union, in 2017 the Stirling Prize has gone to a work by the London studio dRMM: the reconstruction, refurb

The firm of Alex de Rijke, Philip Marsh, and Sadie Morgan (dRMM) has won this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize for its regeneration of Hastings Pier, a Victorian leisure seaside facility built in 1872 and destroyed by fire in 2010. The bestowal of the awa

David García Montes   Asociada durante largo tiempo a la high-tech de los cuatro británicos por excelencia —Foster, Rogers, Grimshaw y Hopkins—, o a la exuberancia futurista y formal de viejos vanguardistas —Cook, Future Systems, Alsop o Hadid—, Gran Bretaña ha asistido e