Made of Kent
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:42:22+01:00Building Review
Architects James Macdonald Wright and Niall Maxwell have reinterpreted the regional vernacular in a rambling country house, discovers Richard Reid
Building Review
Architects James Macdonald Wright and Niall Maxwell have reinterpreted the regional vernacular in a rambling country house, discovers Richard Reid
Building
Carmody Groarke's north London house features robust brick massing and voluminous interior spaces
Drawing
The Architecture Room at the RA Summer Exhibition gives visitors an X-Ray view of what architects do, says curator Farshid Moussavi
Workplace A workshop for a London jewellery designer by DSDHA provides a focused yet convivial design and manufacturing environment
My Kind of Town
A place for encounters and appropriation – where you can afford to be poor
Interior
Roz Barr Architects' interventions at the Building Centre take materials out of their comfort zone
Building
A compact house on a backland site in west London by De Rosee Sa is planned around a series of courtyards
History
A new map-guide chronicles the city’s twentieth-century landmarks
Film
ArchFilmFest London celebrates the connections between film and architecture and aims to open new possibilities for both, says co-director, Charlotte Skene Catling