Schueco Awards 2020: Entries have closed for 2020
AT Editor2020-08-11T12:28:56+01:00Awards
Entry to the 2020 Schueco Excellence Awards has been extended to Friday 31 July
Recharging the Battery
AT Editor2020-09-03T17:33:05+01:00Envelope A former hotel on Morecambe seafront has been restored and repurposed using Icynene’s high-performance insulation
Roofing Inspiration and Knowledge: Slate roofing best practice at Brandon Yard in Bristol
AT Editor2020-09-18T08:10:19+01:00Roofing Architect Robert Griffiths of AWW, and Terry Fearfield, Specification Manager at SIGA Natural Slate discuss best practice design for slate roofing at Brandon Yard in Bristol, with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw
Rochester Riverside
AT Editor2020-08-24T09:29:43+01:00Building
BPTW's Rochester Riverside is named 'Winner of Winners' at the 2020 Housing Design Awards
Unpacking the Library
AT Editor2020-07-20T10:31:06+01:00Viewpoint
The authors and subjects that dominate our bookshelves reinforce inequalities in architecture, says Zoë Berman
Zinc as a building envelope
AT Editor2021-12-06T14:23:27+00:00Our CPD in partnership with VMZINC explores the benefits of building with zinc.
Mock-mock-Tudor
AT Editor2022-12-07T17:32:06+00:00Building Review
Surman Weston has synthesised suburban references at a house in Surbiton, finds Lauren Teague
Bright Future
AT Editor2020-07-22T15:05:48+01:00Interiors
A wayfinding scheme at Resorts World Birmingham exploits the placemaking potential of colour, says architect James Webster
Panoptic Perspective
AT Editor2020-07-13T09:34:37+01:00Drawing Out
In the first of a series of pieces on drawing and the design process, Roz Barr talks to Louis Mayes about developing her ideas through sketches
Maggie’s Leeds
AT Editor2020-07-27T10:54:58+01:00Building
Heatherwick Studio’s Leeds Maggie’s Centre is roofed by three overlapping gardens
Critical Construction
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:53:51+01:00Building Review
A London office building by Witherford Watson Mann is shaped by care for those who built it, those who will occupy it, and those just passing by, finds Michael Badu
