23 February 2010 | Las Vegas' latest casino resort an "absurd simulacrum of another city", the failure of modern architecture and Lord Norman Foster delivers disappointing design for Yale.
22 February 2010 | Light shines on Shanghai's solar powered pavilion, UK architects remain pessimistic and Chicago's carbon reduction plans get underway.
19 February 2010 | Millennium arts projects result in "dark, vandalised" buildings, "poor planning" in Ireland and LA Live is "sorely lacking".
18 February 2010 | New Office for Urban Development and Environment in Germany, British Airways flights go carbon neutral and open-air theatre causes controversy in Malta.
17 February 2010 | World Trade Centre an "old lump of concrete", well-respected architects getting away with designing "abominable" buildings and design competitions "guinea-pig" suffering of Haitians.
16 February 2010 | Efforts to save Hollywood hills from development, Vancouver Convention Centre is first to receive LEED Platinum ranking and Zaha Hadid's petroleum plant to be a model for sustainability.
15 February 2010 | Modern architecture "drab", architects should be subject to public scrutiny and "miserably anti-urban" buildings in Cincinnati.
11 February 2010 | Sydney let down by its architects, Cabe enforces "veil of secrecy" and Olympic City parking lot more suited to earthquake-ravaged Port-au-Prince.
10 February 2010 | UK invests in eco-building, Abu Dhabi searches for developers of $2 billion power plant and Jennifer Aniston cuts "his" facilities from mansion.
9 February 2010 | "Uninspired" buildings that offer "desultory" results, "absurdist, nihilistic and egocentric" architecture and Victorian terraced housing "left to rot".
8 February 2010 | RMJM tower leans over Abu Dhabi, Barbie considers a career in architecture and dead body discovered above architecture firm.
5 February 2010 | Union Station is a "civic embarrassment", finding architecture work in Ireland is a "thankless task" and the Burj Khalifa as a symbol of "hubris".
4 February 2010 | I.M. Pei honoured in celebratory film, India focuses on sustainable cities and Madonna's Academy for Girls gets under way.
2 February 2010 | Work Architecture to create modern look in Shenzhen, a soccer ball that generates energy is trialled in South Africa and robots to replace humans in Dubai.
1 February 2010 | Canada Pavilion is "shameful", Denise Scott Brown on why architecture is "heartbreaking" and Canberra's "dysfunctional" planning system.
29 January 2010 | War plane converted into hotel suite in The Netherlands, Victoria Beckham asked to design luxury hotel in Dubai and London's Royal Docks could become waterside eco-town.
28 January 2010 | Presenter of Grand Designs accused of "poverty porn", UK architects "mediocre" and Australia's suburb-stifling sustainability.
27 January 2010 | Make designs soccer star's eco-home, Habitat for Humanity provides shelter in Haiti and Eco-domes to educate South Korea on environment.
22 January 2010 | New York architects left without bookstore, future looking bleak for UK architects and Frank Gehry's wine named number one.
21 January 2010 | RMJM needs to "look at its conscience", Haiti earthquake was a disaster "waiting to happen" and "eco-bling" does little for sustainability.
20 January 2010 | Spiderman sets his sights on world's tallest tower, a wind and solar powered roof in Perugia and a centre that converts sewage into heat opens in Canada.
12 January 2010 | Amazing architecture can't mask bad planning in Dubai, Australia's capital struggles to cater for all citizens and "blame games" getting in the way of cultural heritage.
11 January 2010 | Office building sets new heights in Korea, contractors named for HCA's affordable housing scheme and Rafael Vinoly's design for New Domino enters review process.
18 December 2009 | Frank Gehry's explosive response to "starchitects", minarets ban likened to burning books and hypocritical politicians attend Copenhagen's Climate Summit.
17 December 2009 | Koolhaas' hits new heights in The Netherlands, architects optimistic about the industry's future and Brazil contradicts its sustainability plans with dam construction.