Ahead of the Curve
AT Editor2021-03-23T13:29:32+00:00Building Review
Louis Mayes reflects on how sensitive design respects the dignity of the occupants at an Ostend care home, designed by Bovenbouw
Building Review
Louis Mayes reflects on how sensitive design respects the dignity of the occupants at an Ostend care home, designed by Bovenbouw
Roofing
Rob Edwards, Specification Sales Director at SIG Design & Technology, discusses the benefits and practicalities of using EPDM on large-scale flat roofing projects with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw
Envelope
VELUX Commercial discusses the importance of daylighting solutions in commercial buildings
Building
Page Park’s New Gorbals Housing Association in Glasgow is materially and spatially rich
Building
A Kent house by ADP skilfully combines local arts and crafts design traditions with high levels of sustainability
Interiors
Jonathan Parsons of Marmox explains the practical and aesthetic benefits behind the manufacturer’s latest product for bathrooms and wetrooms
Learning From
Kengo Kuma showed me that a void is never empty, says Maurizio Mucciola
Building Review
New Medicine Galleries by Wilkinson Eyre conclude the first phase of an ambitious reinvention of London’s Science Museum. Lucy Bullivant follows the story so far
Building
Proctor & Matthews uses offsite construction and historic local references in Cambridgeshire offices for Homes England
Building
Bell Phillips Architects completes a cast iron-clad pavilion at London's Kings Cross
Building
A rural dwelling in East Sussex by RX Architects forms a close connection with its site
Seminar
Speakers addressed key issues in tower construction, from fire to urban context, in a panel discussion hosted by Architecture Today, MPA The Concrete Centre and Sapphire Balconies