Laying Low
Susan Warlow2021-02-08T19:12:17+00:00Building A new pavilion for Teddington Cricket Club by Reed Watts Architects sits lightly within the landscape of Bushy Park
Building A new pavilion for Teddington Cricket Club by Reed Watts Architects sits lightly within the landscape of Bushy Park
Building Gruff Architects shoehorns a finely crafted house onto a constrained backland site in south London
Apt turns to prefabricated pods to extend a listed modernist house
Daniel Bosworth, Design & Technical Manager at SIG Design & Technology, discusses the approaches to and benefits of working with a specialist supplier on roofing designs with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw
Södra diversifies its UK range of flame retardant treated timber products
Building Review Turner Works mixes low-cost workspace and a leisure destination in a development that seems well suited to uncertain times, finds Louis Mayes
Building Review A school theatre by Jonathan Tuckey Design lends urban order to the campus, finds Owen Hopkins
Daniel Bosworth, Design & Technical Manager at SIG Design & Technology, discusses best practice design for multi-material roofs on the Lowfield Green residential development in York with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw
Worship Alan Powers steps aboard a floating church designed by Denizen Works
Urban design A new town in Scotland provides a model that others should follow, says John Melvin
An AT webinar supported by SIG Design & Technology explored the changing nature of hotel design and how this is being influenced by the global pandemic.
An online seminar hosted by Schüco and Architecture Today explored sustainability within practice and how this can inform wider working methods.