This summer London will see a bumper crop of quick-build pavilions appearing like mushrooms across the city in every shape imaginable, including bowler hats and mini-rainforests

A crushed fire truck, house keys, a credit card receipt and the two giant rusted original supports of the Twin Towers - Robert Bevan took the first tour around Ground Zero's finally completed museum ahead of Obama's dedication tomorrow

There’s a watchful eye on central London’s heritage — but as land price hikes ripple outwards, it is lesser- known treasures that are under threat, such as The Old Spotted Dog in Forest Gate, once probably Henry VIII’s hunting kennels, says Robert Bevan

Terminal 2 has been rebuilt at a cost of £2.5 billion and Luis Vidal’s creation is a colossus that aims for grand gestures, says Robert Bevan — who was the first through its doors

A new exhibition includes shocking visualisations of a London skyline of the near future, when tall buildings are set to put parts of the river in shade. It’s already happening, says Robert Bevan

Competition and exhibition showcasing the best in architecture, fashion, graphics, digital design, furniture, transport and products from the past 12 months

Haringey council’s 20-year vision to make the most of the £1 billion private and public funds earmarked for the borough offers a foundation of hope for one of London’s poorest areas, says Robert Bevan

The Serpentine opens complementary shows at its two sites that look at how we display our meaningful objects and how it’s an art in itself

A proposal to bring drinking fountains back to our public spaces could cut down on the 13 billion plastic water bottles sold in the UK every year and give us some beautiful structures