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As shopping centres struggle to compete with online retail, one of Russia’s oldest malls has brought the computer right to the store with the help of Cheungvogl architecture and design studio.

Brooklyn’s Bureau V brings down the house, transforming a disused building into the National Sawdust performance venue.

Meandering along with the contours of its site, the Japanese firm’s community centre in Connecticut is as beautiful as its surroundings.

By 2050, the global population over the age of 60 will top two billion, and for the first time in history, outnumber the generation under the age of 15. The statistics are spurring on leading think tanks, architects and technology brands – including Aging 2.0, HWKN and Frog – to improve life for seniors.

The building’s brutish exterior conceals surprisingly gracious interiors.

Dominic and Christopher Leong operate in that sweet spot between experimentation and commercial contracts – a formula that is earning international attention.

The German designer’s Hack office furniture is fast, cheap and out of control.

Café ArtScience, a restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, conceived by Le Laboratoire Cambridge and designed by Mathieu Lehanneur, presents a radical way to rethink eating, drinking and interacting with food.

For the year-long multimedia arts festival, Rintala Eggertsson Architects devised three A-frame structures to house performances, exhibits and a sauna.

Headed by OMA alumni Jon Lott, PARA-Project is making a name for itself by rethinking conventional building typologies.