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.
Get the ‘broken plan’ look with Schmidt
AT Editor2024-06-25T08:49:30+01:00Get the ‘broken plan’ look with Schmidt
Dispatches from Rules Restaurant
Jason Sayer2024-06-24T09:13:53+01:00The so-called "Grunt Group" aka Christopher Cross, Jeremy Dixon, Michael Gold and Edward Jones reflect on 50 years of practice, looking back to when they celebrated their first competition success.
One Ashley Road
AT Editor2024-06-24T15:27:18+01:00Alison Brooks Architects’ landmark, mixed-use residential-led development in Tottenham Hale, north London, is rooted in place and community.
JUNG introduces Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier to its LS 1912 toggle switch range
AT Editor2024-06-19T14:31:57+01:00JUNG introduces Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier to its LS 1912 toggle switch range
Third Space
Jason Sayer2024-06-14T14:59:58+01:00In Udaipur, Rajasthan, Studio SAAR has designed a new learning and cultural centre for Dharohar, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing extra-curricular activities for both adults and young people.
Dispatches from Somerset and Rajasthan: Studio SAAR
AT Editor2024-06-14T15:06:17+01:00AT talks to Ananya Singhal and Jonny Buckland, co-founders of Studio SAAR, a young and growing practice with offices in Frome, Somerset and Udaipur in Rajasthan, that is taking on projects of all sizes across two continents.
Three Resistance Movements Memorial
AT Editor2024-06-17T11:10:52+01:00Prague-based practice IXA has completed a heartfelt memorial to a celebrated Czech army general and underground resistance leader from the Second World War.
Turn End
AT Editor2024-12-18T17:28:22+00:00John Pardey revisits the acclaimed modernist house that Peter Aldington built for himself and his wife in Haddenham, Buckinghamshire, in the 1960s, and reflects on the nature of permanence and the architect’s enduring love of the ordinary.