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May 2022

  • Unbothered by the bigger questions … children run riot at The Place We Imagine, at Nottingham Contemporary.

    ‘We didn’t think they’d use the animals as trampolines’ – Assemble unleash squidgy mayhem

    The Turner prize-winning collective have brought the spirit of Lina Bo Bardi to Nottingham, thrilling kids with the shamefully neglected Brazilian architect’s visions of play

December 2019

  • Turner prize here we come … an image still from the film Otolith II, 2007.

    Artists assemble! How collectives took over the art world

    They’re principled, they’re powerful and they make the art world jumpy. As the Turner prize is split four ways, we look at how collectives are shaking things up

September 2019

  • From left: Gando School, Sala Beckett, Elbphilharmonie, Casa de Musica

    Best culture of the 21st century
    The best architecture of the 21st century

    A flying roof, a bamboo airport, a marooned galleon and a park in the sky … continuing our series, we pick the 25 greatest builds of the new age

July 2019

  • The glass ceiling … trees wind towards the roof.

    'Five years to do 10 chuffing houses!' – meet the guerrilla gardeners of Granby

    Why is there a full-size tree inside this once-abandoned Liverpool terrace? Step inside Granby Winter Garden, the latest transformation from Turner prize winning architects Assemble

December 2018

  • Embracing nature … Garden Tochigi, Japan, by Junya Ishigami.

    Best culture 2018
    Top 10 architecture of 2018

    A building made of boulders, Battersea’s blazing miracle, the rugged return of Mackintosh – and recognition at last for a Vegas visionary

November 2018

  • Moscow's Zaryadye Park

    Cities on Instagram
    Snapping point: how the world’s leading architects fell under the Instagram spell

    The desire to share on Instagram is inspiring exciting new buildings around the world, but are these spectacular selfie sets what cities really need?

September 2018

  • South London Gallery exterior

    Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art; South London Gallery – review

    Two Victorian civic buildings have been given new leases of life as art galleries – largely by leaving things be

August 2018

  • Goldsmiths CCA Cafe 2 Copyright Assemble

    Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art review – a glowing DIY labyrinth

  • Ribera: Art of Violence; Elmgreen and Dragset; V&A Dundee; Pierre Huyghe; Tania Bruguera

    Autumn arts preview 2018
    Dreamers and disrupters: the best art and architecture of autumn 2018

January 2016

  • Walter’s Way, a small culdesac in South London, made up of ‘self-build’ houses, a concept created by the late German architect Walter Segal, 05/09/2015. Photo by James Drew Turner Commissioned for Cities

    Self-build pioneers: the estate pointing the friendly way out of a housing crisis

    Grand Designs it isn’t, but the singular vision of architect Walter Segal lives on in Lewisham – and the families who built their own homes are inspiring a future generation in search of affordable housing in Britain

December 2015

  • Assemble win the Turner prize, Assemble recreated a full-size, wooden mockup of one of the houses in Granby in south Liverpool that they have been refurbishing with locals. They filled it with the ceramics, fireplace surrounds, stools, doorhandles and furnishings they and the residents have been making both to use in the houses and to sell in order to generate income. Glasgow, Scotland UK 8/12/2015
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    Best culture 2015
    Oliver Wainwright's top 10 architecture of 2015

  • Wall-mounted display of wooden balusters

    Assemble and Granby Four Streets community land trust offer a better model for living

  • The Whitworth, Manchester by MUMA

Press image sent from Melanie.Mayfield@riba.org to publicise the Stirling Prize shortlist 2015 ONLY. Please contact PR for future use

Stirling Prize shortlist - embargoed until Thursday 16 July 2015

    Observer critics' review of 2015
    Rowan Moore: the best architecture of 2015

  • The Emery Walker house in west London, filled with artifacts and objects of the Arts & Crafts Movement.

    Turner prize winner Assemble’s debt to William Morris

  • Turner prize winners Assemble: 'Art? We're more interested in plumbing'

  • Power to the people! Assemble win the Turner prize by ignoring the art market

November 2015

  • Assemble architects, Sugarhouse Studios, Stratford.

    Assemble: the unfashionable art of making a difference

    The young members of the London collective have created a striking range of projects that resolutely value people not profits

September 2015

  • The 2015 Turner prize shortlisted artists: (clockwise from right) Bonnie Camplin, Nicole Wermers, Assemble and Janice Kerbel.

    Meet the Turner prize shortlist, from the musician to the mind-reader

  • Matthew Carter: ‘I feel lucky to live here.'

    Modernist estates: what's it like to live on one?

August 2015

  • Abode's housing development in Great Kneighton, near Cambridge.

    The quiet revolution in British housing

    Architects are fighting back. After their cause was hampered by the atrocities of the 60s and 70s, followed by the dire ‘traditional’ building of the Thatcher era, imaginative and sustainable housing is in the ascendant
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