Court Case
AT Editor2017-05-18T10:32:33+01:00Building Review
6a Architects’ Cowan Court reinterprets the form and fabric of Churchill College, Cambridge, finds Roz Barr
Rising to the challenge
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:42:42+01:00Facades
McMullen Facades’ investment in manufacturing and off-site construction is taking design innovation to the next level
Copper for the Crick
AT Editor2017-06-13T11:29:52+01:00Ironmongery
Allgood’s Contego range of antimicrobial ironmongery installed at the Crick Institute in London
Co-op Dividend
AT Editor2017-04-28T11:35:03+01:00Learning From
Full immersion in Ted Cullinan’s ethos left a lasting impression, recalls Sasha Bhavan
Lines of Thought
AT Editor2017-05-18T09:32:16+01:00Viewpoint
As a collection of his architectural commentary is published, Robert Adam considers the purpose and pleasures of writing on building
Form, Space and Order
AT Editor2017-11-29T17:19:33+00:00Building
Concrete and brick are used to expressive effect at Ortus in London by Duggan Morris Architects
Joe Morris
AT Editor2017-11-29T13:12:11+00:00My Kind of Town
Gubbio is relentless, unflinching, solid, permanent, old, like an ancient, rocky landscape
My Kind of Town: Anupama Kundoo
AT Editor2022-08-16T17:32:14+01:00Berlin is a place for all ages, writes Anupama Kundoo, where people are an integral part of urban life; one that continues to renew itself with youthful energy, and allows young people to develop a strong civic sense.
Ice Cold in Jukkasjärvi
AT Editor2017-05-08T11:34:42+01:00Interiors
Atmos’ radical room design for Sweden’s Icehotel 365 employs additive and subtractive construction processes using only plywood, snow and ice
Old meets New
AT Editor2017-05-08T14:49:26+01:00Envelope
Architype’s Highgate Junior School in London is designed to Passivhaus principles
My kind of town: Elly Ward
AT Editor2022-08-03T17:27:55+01:00Loved and loathed in equal measure, Los Angeles is in almost every way the antithesis of the classical European city: vast, sparse and built for the automobile, writes Elly Ward.
My kind of town: Francis Terry
AT Editor2022-08-03T17:15:42+01:00Washington DC’s urban grain creates a backdrop against which classical monuments shine, finds Francis Terry.