The Royal Institute of British Architects, has just announced the winner of the 2014 Royal Gold Medal: the renowned architecture critic, historian and writer Joseph Rykwert.

Joseph Rykwert is a world reference in Art and architecture History, whose works and innovative ideas had a major impact on architects and designers way of thinking, from the '60s to the present day.

The community of East Village, the former Olympic village in London, has enthusiastically welcomed its first the Christmas illuminations - an enchanted forest of "Frozen Trees" designed by the young Portuguese LIKEarchitects.

Beyond its artistic component, this installation celebrates sustainability, making a call for creativity and multi-functionality in the current socio-economic climate.

Following the successful first edition, the Arquiteturas Film Festival Lisboa is back!

Between 24 and 28 September, the City Cinema Alvalade and the Cinemateca receive the second edition of this event that celebrates the encounter between cinema and architecture.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the winners of the President’s Awards for Research 2013.

The awards recognise high-quality research and encourage its distribution and incorporation into the wider profession to foster innovation and strategic thinking.

The Fundación Príncipe de Astúrias decided that it was Frank Gehry, the canadian-american architect's turn to win the Prince of Astúrias prize!

The famous artist was chosen as the 34th awarded candidate for the relevance and impact of his creations on various countries.

Not to mention his overall impact on the world of architecture.