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Peter Buchanan obituary

Architect and writer who was concerned with the way buildings work within the natural world

Published: 14 Sep 2023

Tom Karen obituary

Designer of colourful, memorable products of the 1960s and 70s such as Marble Run and the Raleigh Chopper

Published: 9 Jan 2023

David Carter obituary

Industrial designer whose projects ranged from the definitive Stanley knife to Le Shuttle, carrying vehicles under the Channel

Published: 23 Dec 2020

Ian Allan obituary

Locomotive enthusiast who became one of the most successful railway publishers

Published: 5 Jul 2015

Frei Otto obituary

Architect who created structural wonders by borrowing from the natural world

Published: 13 Mar 2015

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From the archive, 25 October 2003: Time machine’s final trip leaves an empty sky

Originally published in the Guardian on 25 October 2003: End of an icon as the final Concorde comes in to land

Published: 25 Oct 2014

Sir Philip Dowson obituary

Undogmatic architect who created buildings that were both modern and responsive to local tradition

Published: 5 Sep 2014

Jonathan Minns obituary

Engineer and steam enthusiast who saved treasures of Britain's industrial history

Published: 1 Nov 2013

Oscar Niemeyer obituary

Eminent modern architect renowned as 'the man who built Brasilia'

Published: 5 Dec 2012

From Babylon to Millau: Jonathan Glancey picks his favourite buildings – in pictures

The Guardian's architecture and design correspondent, Jonathan Glancey, has visited some of the world's most spectacular buildings. Here are some of his highlights

Gallery

Published: 13 Feb 2012
Jonathan Glancey's passport to the planet

He has 'Give this man every assistance' written in his travel documents – and as the Guardian's architecture critic for 15 years Jonathan Glancey has travelled the world. In his final article for the paper, he reflects on the buildings that have stopped him in his tracks

Published: 12 Feb 2012

The tower and the glory: Terry Farrell's KK100

Looming over the sprawling Chinese city of Shenzhen, this building is the tallest skyscraper ever designed by a British architect. Terry Farrell tells Jonathan Glancey how he did it

Published: 31 Jan 2012
Constructive criticism
Constructive criticism: the week in architecture

Jonathan Glancey: Postmodernism looks dead and soon-to-be demolished in the shape of Marco Polo House, but lives on in the Hotel Le Berger; and a children's story conjures up the real magic of architecture

Published: 27 Jan 2012
Plans for £80m new Design Museum unveiled

London museum's 2014 move to Commonwealth Institute aims to make it 'the world's leading museum of contemporary design and architecture'

Published: 24 Jan 2012
'London's British Museum is a map of the world, and a time machine too'

Architecture correspondent Jonathan Glancey celebrates London's most popular tourist attraction, the British Museum – a map of the world, a time machine and a treasure chest

Published: 20 Jan 2012

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