East End Review (Page 1)

The Yard reopens with a poem made flesh

Diane Page's revival of Shange's 1970s choreopoem comes to a warehouse theatre rebuilt around a ventilation chimney and recycled brick

Author: Gabriel Wilding

‘A civic building, built to last’: Sadler's Wells East wins a RIBA National Award

The O'Donnell + Tuomey-designed dance house on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is one of 32 buildings honoured this year — and, the judges say, an icon made for the people who live around it

Author: East End Review

Interior of Riba building, showing rows of red seats

Between utopia and dystopia: Flo Barbour on film, architecture and the body

The Homerton filmmaker using experimental film to challenge physical environments

Author: Ellie Waterhouse

Vincenzo Latronico: 'There are writers whose main theme is love or revolution — mine is real estate'

The Milanese author will discuss his widely-acclaimed novel 'Perfection' at the Barbican Centre next month

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Vincenzo Latronico: 'There are writers whose main theme is love or revolution — mine is real estate'

Pulitzer winner Alison Killing on the split second that forged her career

Alison Killing is best-known for her award-winning research into detention camps in Xinjiang, China, but the story that made her career could easily have passed her by

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Pulitzer winner Alison Killing on the split second that forged her career

Finding beauty in the everyday — artist Kuda Mushangi on his debut solo exhibition in Hackney

Architect turned artist Kuda Mushangi seeks to find beauty in the mundane at his first solo exhibition, 'Familiar Spaces'

Author: Michelle Tonta

Finding beauty in the everyday — artist Kuda Mushangi on his debut solo exhibition in Hackney

Let there be (more) light

An expectant couple dreamed of raising their family in Stoke Newington, but a typical townhouse didn’t quite cut it

Author: East End Review

Beyond the atelier: How the London College of Fashion has sewn itself into Stratford's tapestry

'It is a working building, with the smell of dye in the air, the sound of scissors biting into calico, the buzz of sewing machines'

Author: Julia Silverberg

Pick of the bricks: Wilton’s Music Hall and Alphabeta win RIBA awards

The restoration of Wilton’s Music Hall and the new Alphabeta building have been singled out by the Royal Institute for British Architects in their annual awards

Author: East End Review

London Festival of Architecture – preview

Tower Hamlets will be under the spotlight at this year’s annual celebration of architecture

Author: East End Review

Elite architects rally round to save Robin Hood Gardens

Bid to save neglected social housing development in Poplar threatened by the wrecking ball

Author: East End Review

Constructing Worlds – review: architecture that compels to silence

Barbican’s winter photography exhibition captures 80 years of modern architecture in all its diversity

Author: East End Review