Future Past
AT Editor2018-05-10T13:03:14+01:00Practice
Demand for new skills within the conservation sector comes with the opportunity for architects to develop their own approach, says Fiona Raley
Student Writes
AT Editor2018-05-08T12:57:14+01:00Building
MCW Architects has completed a new library for the University of Bedfordshire
Mike Stiff
AT Editor2021-08-19T15:01:19+01:00My Kind of Town
Elegant, compact, with a historic core that is alive and thriving
Bridge Building
AT Editor2018-05-03T12:35:09+01:00Interior
Timber, felt and metals provide a subtle but rich palette for architect Haworth Tompkins’ Bridge Theatre
Salty Cabin
AT Editor2018-05-08T14:57:43+01:00Building
A timber and steel studio by Cowper Griffith Architects sits lightly on its sensitive north Norfolk site
Tall Storey
AT Editor2018-05-08T11:56:43+01:00Building
A London loft conversion by JaK Studio features a double-height living space
Disappear Here
AT Editor2018-04-30T10:09:33+01:00Exhibition
Perspective and illusion in the representation of architectural space are explored at RIBA
Flight of Fancy
AT Editor2018-05-08T14:22:34+01:00Interior
An organic oak staircase designed by Atmos forms the centrepiece of a new London restaurant
Another Level
AT Editor2018-05-03T08:57:22+01:00Building Review
A split-section apartment building by AHMM for Solidspace draws on the successes of the past in search of a new model of living attuned to the present, finds Mary Duggan
Space Invading
AT Editor2018-04-30T15:08:32+01:00Building
Matheson Whiteley configures a nineteenth-century building as a twenty-first-century workplace for design studio North
Black Block
AT Editor2018-05-02T16:36:48+01:00Building Review
A bold renovation by Henley Halebrown provides efficient but uplifting workspace and a model for sensitive development, finds Crispin Kelly
Tactile Dimensions
AT Editor2021-08-19T14:58:51+01:00Materials Library
Stuart Piercy of Piercy & Company, whose office is filled with tactile materials and crafted samples