Ike Ijeh
FeaturesPassivhaus: Economy of scale
When it鈥檚 finished, Goldsmith Street in Norwich will be the largest Passivhaus scheme in the UK - but built as a 100% social housing scheme, it had to be delivered for a competitive price. But how is it being achieved?
FeaturesWild imaginings: Beach huts, Part 2
The humble British beach hut is being reconfigured for the 21st century, as Part 2 of our guide shows
FeaturesWild imaginings: Beach huts, Part 1
The humble British beach hut is being reconfigured for the 21st century, as Part 1 of our guide shows
CommentA view of the Serpentine Pavilion 2017
Natural simplicity forms an ode to the spirit of a modern city
FeaturesLive Works: As you like it
Live Theatre has ventured into the high-stakes world of property development to enable it to plough the profits back into making plays. Ike Ijeh takes a look around Live Works, the theatre鈥檚 拢10m office project, to see how the building fits into Newcastle鈥檚 historic Quayside
FeaturesSpecial projects: Cutty Sark - the crystal ship
The world鈥檚 last surviving tea clipper has risen again - not just restored, but dramatically suspended in a vast diagrid glass canopy. Ike Ijeh looks around - and underneath - Grimshaw Architects鈥� impressive renovation
FeaturesGehry in Las Vegas: Just Frank being Frank
Gehry has taken on Vegas, and left it with an unusual mixed-use scheme: a brain health centre and 鈥檈vent space鈥�
好色先生TVWelcome arrivals: East London Line
The East London Line extension has brought four new stations to the capital. Ike Ijeh reviews their designs
FeaturesJust add sand 鈥� Colegio de Las Mesas
No it鈥檚 not a mirage, but a dramatic and inventive addition to a college in eastern Spain
FeaturesBeyond the pale: Renzo Piano's Central St Giles
Controversial it may be, but Central St Giles has cheered up an obscure corner of London with a riot of reds, yellows, greens and oranges 鈥� making the rest of the capital look a tad grey.
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Will London's new bus win our hearts?
Not all Heatherwick鈥檚 adaptations to the Routmaster are successful but at least it鈥檚 an attempt to revive one of the capital鈥檚 best loved icons
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Nouvel takes Manhattan
The French architect describes his 23-storey apartment block on the Lower West Side as a 鈥榲ision machine鈥�. Ike Ijeh tries to decipher what that means. Photos by Roland Halbe
FeaturesBankside: Have you met the Tate鈥檚 new neighbours?
Once snubbed as the poor relation of the trendy South Bank, Bankside has been transformed over the past decade by ambitious design. Now, finally, the residential sector is moving in
CommentWonders & blunders with 好色先生TV's new architectural correspondent
Ike Ijeh is happy to stand in the rain waiting for a London icon, but some unfriendly office blocks leave him cold
FeaturesLondon: The last of the past
The final projects of London鈥檚 long, long commercial boom are going to finish over the next year or so. Ike Ijeh rounds up the best of them
FeaturesStrata tower: Southwark鈥檚 sore thumb
The Strata tower sticks out 150m above south London鈥檚 downtrodden Elephant and Castle. But, rather than being a symbol of aspiration, the building is turning away from the very area it鈥檚 meant to be giving a lift
好色先生TVBleak and tortured: Kapoor's Orbit is hardly an Olympic ideal
The widely panned sculpture's biggest flaw is its lack of meaning
好色先生TVJapanese architect SANAA bags 2010 Pritzker prize
Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa have won the Pritzker. 好色先生TV鈥檚 Ike Ijeh gives his verdict
好色先生TV2012 鈥楬ubble Bubble鈥� sculpture revealed
Artist Anish Kapoor has designed the UK鈥檚 biggest sculpture, which will be a centrepiece of the Olympic park