John Pardey revisits a pivotal turning point in 20th century architecture with Louis Kahn's Trenton Bath House, where roofs rest on the walls of enclosed, collumn-less spaces, and the use of platonic geometry murmurs of the canonistic portfolio to come.
The winners of the 2026 Architecture Today Test of Time Awards were announced on Thursday 12 November at the National Theatre’s Buffini Chao Deck in London. See the winning projects across this year’s award categories.
Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Schüco, exploring how architects and façade specialists are extending the life of existing building envelopes through sensitive refurbishment, effective maintenance, low-carbon materials and circular design.
Reflecting on Ossulton Court by Atelier Architecture & Design, photographer Timothy Soar discusses the architectural tradition of Almshouses, where individual dwellings gather around a shared landscape to create a physical expression of community, balancing independance with shared responsibility.
Join us on 25th November to learn how practitioners are using new data and information to make practical decisions that deliver better-performing, lower-carbon buildings that align with regenerative design principles.
BakerBrown Studio has transformed an agricultural barn at Chailey Heritage Foundation in East Sussex into an accessible learning and community building, using locally sourced natural materials and a collaborative construction process to connect young people with nature.
Ketley’s outdoor products combine aesthetics with performance
With Oxford Street finally closed to traffic, Jason Sayer reflects on the transformation of London’s busiest shopping strip and what pedestrianisation could mean for the future of the capital’s public realm.
Steve Melvin of Atelier Architecture & Design asks what makes architecture timeless – the building itself, or the principles from which it was conceived.
Paul Morson, Group Melamines Manager at James Latham, speaks to Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw about the evolution of melamine-faced panels, exploring advances in colours, textures and finishes, alongside constructional build-ups, technical performance and key specification considerations.
Architects Declare's Next Gen Ambassadors took over The Building Centre for the last event of Regenerative Design 2026, bringing together emerging architects, designers and researchers to explore alternative approaches to practice, material reuse, architectural education and collective action.
Passivent delivers fresh thinking for community spaces
