Building sustainably
AT Editor2021-11-12T09:53:57+00:00David Murray, Head of Technical Affairs & Ireland Sales at Medite Smartply, discusses the company’s involvement with the COP26 House and its wider approach to environmental responsibility.
David Murray, Head of Technical Affairs & Ireland Sales at Medite Smartply, discusses the company’s involvement with the COP26 House and its wider approach to environmental responsibility.
Peter Smith of Roderick James Architects takes us on a virtual guided tour of the COP26 House, a modular timber house where Architecture Today is hosting a series of roundtable events with Medite Smartply during the UN climate change conference.
Pendock provides essential specification advice for three of its most popular brands.
An AT webinar, supported by MEDITE SMARTPLY, exploring successful approaches to design, specification and procurement is taking place on Wednesday 17th November.
Editor Isabel Allen talks to Associate Henry Louth with the Computation and Design Group (ZHACODE) about combining design and gaming engines to disrupt traditional models of design, procurement and planning.
Watch our webinar with Schüco, exploring the future of EnerPHit and whether the standard provides a realistic and affordable roadmap to retrofitting our historic building stock.
OMA has completed the first phase of its overhaul of Berlin department store KaDeWe, which sees wood-clad escalators criss-cross through concentric circular voids to connect shop floors.
Zentia, the UK’s market leader in complete ceiling solutions, is putting customers at the heart of its new brand and marketing strategy.
Learning from forest schools, allotments and falling out of trees and making the case for rewilding the urban childhood and enshrining access to nature as a universal human right.
Ibstock has created its I-Range to showcase an extensive collection of different product types and how they can be used to create a variety of aesthetic styles.
The Rooflight Company’s Conservation Rooflight provides the ideal solution for a sensitive bungalow conversion in Henley-on-Thames.
The experience of living in two very different housing projects in Southampton – one traditionalist, one modernist – taught Owen Hatherley to ask questions about the impact of municipal decision-making on the evolution of his home town and embark on a career as a writer.