History Lessons
AT Editor2019-07-01T11:08:22+01:00Building
A day house at King’s School in Canterbury by Walters & Cohen occupies a tight site with listed building and archaeological constraints
Sublime and Sustainable
AT Editor2019-07-04T10:00:12+01:00Building Review
Ian Ritchie discovers an exquisite transformation of a crumbling historic house in Iran by designer Parisa Manouchehri
Repoussoir
AT Editor2019-07-15T11:57:00+01:00Building
con | form architects has boldly reworked a Victorian terraced house in London
Home Comfort
AT Editor2019-07-01T11:09:46+01:00Building Review
Dow Jones Architects weaves references to local architecture and landscapes into a Maggie’s cancer care centre in Cardiff, finds Niall Maxwell
Nimtim’s Hive House
AT Editor2021-03-01T09:31:16+00:00Building
Books and a modest budget are accommodated in a domestic extension by Nimtim Architects
Misbehaving Bodies
AT Editor2019-06-27T09:40:14+01:00Exhibition
David Kohn Architects has designed a major exhibition for the Wellcome Collection
Science Behind the Sensory Space
AT Editor2019-09-30T10:31:22+01:00Interiors
What role can bathroom designers play in helping to reduce the impact of stress in today’s society? In this exclusive article for Geberit, Oliver Heath, architectural designer and specialist in biophilic design, explores the importance of sensory design in modern bathroom projects.
Kew for Food
AT Editor2019-06-27T09:41:27+01:00Building
Ryder Architecture draws on Japanese and Chinese design at Kew Gardens’ new restaurant
Slate Scape
AT Editor2021-06-09T13:02:16+01:00Junya Ishigama's elemental 2019 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion.
Picture Perfect?
AT Editor2019-06-27T09:37:53+01:00Viewpoint
With convincing photorealism now commonplace in architectural visualisations, by what criteria should we judge the best, asks Archiboo Web Awards founder Amanda Baillieu?
Photos You Can Feel
AT Editor2019-07-22T10:28:21+01:00Competition
Winners of the 2018 Zumtobel photographic competition