15th November 2019. Designed by Caruso St John, the Barbara Hepworth exhibition Divided Circle opens today at The Heong Gallery at Downing College, Cambridge. Formed as a reponse to the early Hepworth sculpture Two Forms (Divided Circle) visible from the gallery windows, the exhibition contains significant sculptural works from later stages in Hepworth's career. The exhibition is free to visit, open to the public, and will be open until 2nd February 2020. More information can be found here. 

5th November 2019. Adam Caruso will be presenting in the lecture series 'Architektur Analog,' run by Architektur Forum Bern. The lecture will begin at 19.00, and is open to the public. More information here.

21st October 2019. A second monograph dedicated to the work of Caruso St John Architects has been published by El Croquis. Following on from the first volume - published in 2013 - the new volume features selected projects from 2013 to 2019 and can be purchased directly from the publishers and at all good architecture bookshops.

17th October 2019. Marking the publication of the book Hopkins in the City, editors Adam Caruso and Helen Thomas present five urban projects by Michael Hopkins and Partners at the Barbican as part of the Architecture On Stage series. Tickets and further information here. 

16th October 2019. Caruso St John Architects has won a competition for a new apartment building in central Lucerne. A new addition to the neighbourhood between Tribschenstrasse and Geissensteinring to the south-east of Bahnhof Luzern, the 5,700m2 scheme provides 143 apartments and retail space as well as a communal roof-terrace and underground parking. In keeping with the heterogeneity of the location, the design is not characterised by a single entrance or a primary façade. Rather, each facade is an individual gesture and reaction to different parts of the site.

16th October 2019. Caruso St John Architects has been awarded second prize in the competition to replace two apartment blocks at the Kinderheim Pilgerbrunnen social-housing development in Zurich-West. The design proposed a new building with a children’s home, kindergarten and 43 affordable apartments centred around a communal courtyard. A delicate structure of balconies and walkways lines the inner facades, providing vantage points for the inhabitants to participate in the collective space of the courtyard.

4th October 2019. Into the Night, now open at the Barbican, explores the social and artistic roles of cafes, clubs and cabarets, featuring full-scale recreations of sites from around the world. Designed by Caruso St John, the exhibition was curated by the Barbican Centre in collaboration with the Belvedere, Vienna. It is open until 19th January, more information and tickets can be found here.