Looking ahead in 2024
AT Editor2024-07-01T09:14:45+01:00Lee Bucknall, Country Manager UK & Ireland at James Hardie, explores the state of the cladding industry in 2024, and the main issues affecting architects, contractors, and homebuilders.
Schüco Excellence Awards 2024
AT Editor2024-07-04T15:51:58+01:00Projects by Grafton Architects, Levitt Bernstein, and TODD Architects are among the winners selected by this year’s distinguished awards jury.
Getting better
AT Editor2024-06-26T15:47:33+01:00A new era of CPD began this year following a major shake-up of requirements, compliance and enforcement by the ARB and RIBA. Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw reports on the changes that have been made and how these are impacting architectural practices.
Wider wall cavities: A strategic approach to futureproofing homes
AT Editor2024-07-01T09:19:52+01:00Matthew Prowse, Specification and Housing Director at Knauf Insulation, discusses the benefits of designing with wider wall cavities to retain design flexibility and prepare for stricter future regulations.
Introducing EARTHIC® by Silestone®XM
AT Editor2024-07-03T13:14:24+01:00Introducing EARTHIC® by Silestone®XM
Hunter Douglas Architectural unveils Tavola™ Closed Baffles uniting strength, sound, and style
AT Editor2024-06-26T15:42:39+01:00Hunter Douglas Architectural unveils Tavola™ Closed Baffles uniting strength, sound, and style
Rural Urban Synthesis Society
Jason Sayer2024-07-03T15:47:09+01:00Shepheard Epstein Hunter, with Architype and Jon Broome Associates, has completed 36 homes for the Rural Urban Synthesis Society, a community land trust in Lewisham.
AT Awards sponsor spotlight: Leviat
Isolde Brampton-Greene2024-07-03T08:10:03+01:00Leviat continues its sponsorship of the Architecture Today Awards, the finalists of which will be announced on Wednesday 10 July.
Lilla Lidingöbron bridge
Isabel Allen2024-06-25T11:22:08+01:00Knight Architects connects Sweden's island of Lidingö to greater Stockholm with £60m Lilla Lidingöbron bridge.
Dispatches from Seoul and the Serpentine: Minsuk Cho
Jason Sayer2024-06-25T09:05:42+01:00AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.
Making a splash
AT Editor2024-06-25T10:45:37+01:00Sophie Weston, Head of Marketing at Geberit, discusses how shower toilets can bring design benefits to architects.
Cockpit Deptford
Jason Sayer2024-10-09T11:04:14+01:00In Deptford, Southeast London, Cooke Fawcett has added makers studios for Cockpit, a charity that offers space and support for creatives.
