Knighton Mill
AT Editor2024-12-10T14:26:21+00:00Spratley & Partners’ mill house in Cranborne Chase skilfully blends historic and modern typologies to maximise its AONB setting.
Spratley & Partners’ mill house in Cranborne Chase skilfully blends historic and modern typologies to maximise its AONB setting.
Kensington Blinds explores the five key reasons why architects should specify exterior blinds.
A highly adaptable family home in south London designed by 31/44 Architects has been named RIBA House of the Year 2024.
Cooke Fawcett has extended an old mill and added a new studio workshop for a creative couple in Hampshire.
Leviat’s Nicolas De Vrieze and Nobert Omony answer readers’ questions on balcony connectors.
Chris Dyson Architects' teaching and events building for Harrow Arts Centre's London campus draws on the site's legacy of agricultural buildings to deliver a flexible space that complements the Grade-II listed Gothic Elliott Hall.
Matthew Evans, Director of Technical and Regulatory Affairs at Kingspan Insulation, answers questions on thermal bridges.
Ian Pritchett, co-founder and Growth & Innovation Director at Greencore Homes, has produced a module on natural and bio-based materials in sustainable construction for School of Specification. Here, he discusses the methodology behind carbon budgets and targets, and the importance of the ‘one planet living’ framework.
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Peris + Toral Arquitectes’ radical social housing scheme in Cornellà , Spain, wins RIBA International Prize for world’s most transformative building.
Katharine Woods, Associate Director at DP9, has produced a School of Specification learning module on changes to the English planning system. Here, she explores the nature of the new legislative changes, the effect they are having on architects and clients, and what to expect next.
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