See the finalists for the 2023 Architecture Today Awards
Jessica Mairs2024-01-31T15:53:13+00:00Read about each of the 35 projects named as finalists in the 2023 Architecture Today Awards for buildings that have stood the test of time.
Read about each of the 35 projects named as finalists in the 2023 Architecture Today Awards for buildings that have stood the test of time.
In honour of its 30th anniversary, The Rooflight Co has unveiled a fresh new look to cement its position as a manufacturer of premium rooflights for architecturally significant buildings.
Neil Thomas of Atelier One has produced a learning module for School of Specification to share the lessons learnt from more than a decade spent researching and building with bamboo. Here, he explains why it’s a material the construction industry can’t afford to ignore.
The British Council for Offices has announced the winners of the 2023 BCO Awards, designed to celebrate best-in-class office buildings across the UK.
Dodi Moss and SAB have teamed up to transform the site of a disused confectionary factory in Genoa into a welcoming community centre. Jacopo Gresleri visits a project that represents the first move in a strategy of reclaiming former industrial spaces to enrich civic life.
Leading construction lawyers Fenwick Elliott have produced a learning module for School of Specification on the Building Safety Act and its 2023 updates. Lucinda Robinson explains how architects can prepare for the new regime.
Nathan Ferrao, Senior Structural Technician at Symmetrys answers readers’ questions on steel reuse.
Gianni Botsford Architects’ first project in China forms a dramatic focal point for the new Singapore Sichuan Hi Tech Innovation Park in Chengdu.
Glidevale Protect provides new solutions for solar roofs
Inspirational all-in-one flooring: the Creation 55 LVT Essential Collection from Gerflor
Transform bulky ceilings into elegant, infinity-edge surfaces with Oscar Evo-Blade
In 2008 Rupert Cook designed an energy-efficient, flood-proof retirement home for his parents on Hayling Island in Hampshire. John Pardey pays a visit to see how the house, and its occupants, have weathered the last 15 years.