Sarah Allan, Head of Architecture at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, is one of our 18-strong judging panel for the Architecture Today Awards. She shares her hopes that the awards will support the need for a more iterative approach to design.
Waugh Thistleton associate director Kirsten Haggart reviews the Rhomboid and Ziggurat by Mole Architects, a pair of buildings in the Greenwich Design District with mass timber structures.
The British School at Rome has reestablished its Faculty of Architecture and is inviting applications for the Rome Scholarship in Architecture and Giles Worsley Rome Fellowship.
Writer and broadcaster Deyan Sudjic is among 18 judges for the first Architecture Today Awards. Attracted by the awards' step away from the "instant charm of newness", he shares what qualities he would like to see in entries.
An AT CPD webinar, in partnership with Sto, on how to correctly design and specify glass rainscreen facades for public spaces is taking place on Thursday 28th July.
PDP London partner and sustainability expert Marion Baeli is among the 18 judges for the Architecture Today Awards. She shares her views on the importance of learning from experience to build better, as well as tips for entrants to the awards.
New Scriptorium is a studio for writers, poets and literary groups designed by artist Bobby Niven for the grounds of the 12th century Arbroath Abbey in Scotland.
Director Andrew Waugh and associate Rachel Crozier discuss working with timber and other low-carbon materials and the challenges involved in changing the way we build.
Nigel Fields, Midlands Area Field Technician at SIG Design and Technology, discusses best practice for a technically challenging single ply roof refurbishment at Chester Zoo with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw.
Studio Weave has added a timber-framed artist's retreat to a stone cottage in rural Devon.
