Thirty years after she was dredged out of Portsmouth harbour, the Mary Rose has docked

Brooks in Bath, Blavatnik’s go-ahead, light in Leeds, South Bank debate, another new roof

Rick Mather, whose work shows how his greatest interest was in urbanism and context

Meier’s Gold Medal, Carnarvon Castle restoration, and who needs competitions?

A campfire dream is becoming a real eco community for a group of self-builders in Wales

All hands on deck for HomeWise as ministers face up to the housing crisis

This reissue of Louis Kahn’s 1967 lecture includes a fascinating CD of his speech

Eileen Gray’s work is so desirable that this show is the nearest you’re likely to get to it

It’s your last chance to enter the RIBAJ drawings competition ,which closes on 10 June

What’s on and when, at the RIBA and in the wider world

Highlights of this month’s annual festival that draws in the public

Readers' views and reactions

The leafy site at Pangbourne College is beautiful but the buildings were fading. Two modern new blocks by Mitchell Taylor have reinvigorated both the premises and the pupils

When the wealthy country set want a new home they turn to John Pardey Architects, whose latest project, buried in the sweeping Surrey hills, is a low-slung, modern classic

Samuel Bourne’s photographs introduced British society to the glories of India

Straw bales are making a sustainable London community centre

Sustainablility means designing for the climate of the future

This vital document will prove its flexibility when you work with it online

Planning changes should give heritage projects more freedom

Your net contribution clause can only help you if it is utterly unambiguous

How a group of architects are involving the public in Cambridge’s local plan

Leicester’s improvement plans got a huge boost from Richard III

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