Folkestone Triennial
AT Editor2017-09-15T11:11:27+01:00Event
Newly commissioned, site-specific artworks in public spaces around the town explore the theme 'double edge'
Event
Newly commissioned, site-specific artworks in public spaces around the town explore the theme 'double edge'
Building Review
Dow Jones Architects’ additions to the Garden Museum attest to a sensitive understanding of its site and programme, finds Sasha Bhavan
Buildings
Ann Nisbet Studio's Auchengree Newhouse is designed to provide shelter on its exposed Scottish hillside site
Gallery
'Bridges: Spanning the World' documents outstanding examples of structural design
Buildings
One of the UK's greatest urban spaces – once the centre of global cloth trading – has been restored to its former glory
My Kind of Town
The potential of Kolkata's built heritage made it a favourite of new RIBA president Ben Derbyshire, writing for AT in 2005
Interior
The London Cat Clinic in Bermondsey brings out architect Gort Scott's feline side
Facade
A London hotel designed by LTS Architects responds sensitively to its historic setting
Building
AHR joins the few architects to have designed a new architecture school, with its Faculty of Engineering & Design at Bath University
Reflecting the elusive, off-beat character of her architectural work, Alison Smithson (1928-2003) wrote one of our most memorable My Kind of Town columns in May 1980.
Building
A wind-powered sonic structure by Neon at Chester Roman Fort evokes the ghosts of charging horses
Building
A temporary beacon, designed by DK-CM Architects, shines brightly at Erith riverside