Wadham College at Oxford University is hosting Wren 300, a symposium that looks back on Wren's intellectual, medical and practical achievements prior to him becoming an architect, on Saturday 24th June
Michael Hopkins, architect and co-founder of Hopkins Architects has died aged 88. Chair at Grimshaw Architects, Andrew Whalley, looks back on his life and career.
Wallbarn’s MetalPad EX pedestal system supports fire-safe balcony installations
Dr David Moore, CEO of the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) answers readers’ questions on constructional steelwork.
The first of Mitterrand’s grands projets, the Arab World Institute was born of an unlikely marriage between a politically charged brief and an architect with a penchant for nightclubs and radical ideas.
Melissa Dowler, a director of Bell Phillips Architects, on Los Angeles, a city that does not make much sense but has an unmistakeable joie de vivre.
Divya Patel Orbesen explains how the practice’s state-of-the-art Materials Research Centre (MRC) and Information Centre (IC) support its multidisciplinary project teams and the wider aspirations of the company.
Geberit unveils its largest range of product and finish upgrades, combining both design and functionality.
Jonathan Lowy, Operational Marketing Manager at VMZINC, explores natural zinc’s aesthetic and performance benefits, and why the company is supporting the Architecture Today Awards.
Chance de Silva’s award-winning church and parish centre in Redcar establishes strong links with its site and the local community.
Tomáš Jurdák has a special relationship with Kreuzberg, Berlin. Its youthful population has created an eclectic mixture of communities that retain the old and embrace the new.
The enigmatic concrete spaceship that stands at the centre of Los Angeles International Airport stands as a monument to misplaced optimism, missed opportunities and swinging sixties glamour.
