In Opera Group Co-founder and Director Enzo Favro talks to AT about supporting Regenerative Design 2026, developing more sustainable materials, and the need for clearer standards and closer collaboration across the construction supply chain.
Roger Madelin of British Land joins the line-up for the Help the Client seminar, delivered in partnership with HDR on the morning of Tuesday 27th October at the Building Centre in central London as part of Regenerative Design 2026.
Lion Green Road, a council-commissioned housing scheme in South London by Mary Duggan Architects with RUFFARCHITECTS, has won the 2026 RIBA Stirling Prize.
A Regenerative Design 2026 seminar, delivered by AT in partnership with Max Fordham and HLM Architects, explored the carbon, commercial and social benefits of adaptive reuse, and how to overcome barriers to retaining existing buildings.
At the opening event of Regenerative Design 2026, Elora Hardy, Ivan Jovanovic, Marian Garfield, Duncan Baker-Brown, Amin Taha and Kelly Alvarez Doran explored what needs to change in the way we design, build, specify and regulate the built environment.
IStructE explores the pioneering work of structural engineer Frank Newby through David Yeomans’ new book, Structural Design for Architecture: The Work of Frank Newby.
New research from Oscar Acoustics reveals why acoustic performance is often considered too late and how earlier intervention can improve building design and occupant wellbeing.
Join us on Tuesday 17 November at 10am to learn how architects, clients and project teams can develop smarter long-term strategies for education estates, to create buildings that remain adaptable, efficient and fit for purpose over decades.
Join us on Tuesday 10 November at 10am to hear architects, façade specialists and suppliers discuss the practical challenges and opportunities involved in extending the life of building envelopes.
EJOT’s façade substructure solutions deliver higher building performance
PEARCE+’s demountable timber pavilion for Camden Inspire explores how reclaimed materials, collective making and simple shading strategies can help communities respond to increasingly hot urban environments.
Wright & Wright Architects has completed a Passivhaus student housing development for St Edmund Hall, combining new CLT buildings with the low-energy retrofit of a Victorian villa in North Oxford’s conservation area.
