Countertops from Welsh Slate star in London’s very first nature-driven hotel experience.
AT Editor2024-06-11T08:28:35+01:00Countertops from Welsh Slate star in London’s very first nature-driven hotel experience.
Making a sound investment
AT Editor2024-06-17T15:47:53+01:00Acoustic solutions pioneer Oscar Acoustics has opened its state-of-the-art headquarters in Rochester, Kent.
Ask the expert: Timber reuse
AT Editor2024-06-06T08:34:11+01:00Dr Colin Rose, Founding Partner of UK CLT, and Senior Research Fellow at University College London, answers readers’ questions on timber reuse.
Sidcup Storyteller
AT Editor2024-12-19T16:40:13+00:00DRDH Architects has delivered a combined library, cinema and residential building for the London suburb of Sidcup. Madeleine Jacob examines the tensions between commercial viability and civic ambition.
Reaching for the sky
AT Editor2024-06-10T09:44:10+01:00High-performance lining products from Knauf form a key component of an ambitious eco-friendly office development in Manchester.
Mass Studies’ Serpentine Pavilion
AT Editor2024-06-06T08:29:26+01:00Archipelagic Void by Korean architect Minsuk Cho of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies is the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion and features five unique 'islands' cast in black timber.
Trust, transparency, and the need for consistency
AT Editor2024-06-18T12:29:11+01:00Joan Ferrer, Commercial Director UK & Ireland of Ravago Building Solutions, discusses what can be done to make it easier for specifiers to compare and evaluate competing construction products.
The Richard Cairns Building, Brighton College
AT Editor2024-06-12T08:41:34+01:00Brighton College completes 15 year programme of bold commissions with a sculptural performing arts centre by Dutch practice krft.
Sustainable Heritage
AT Editor2024-12-12T15:31:54+00:00Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Kuraray and Selectaglaze, that explored the tensions between conservation and retrofit.
Narsighar House
AT Editor2024-06-05T09:39:25+01:00In Rajasthan, western India, Sanjay Puri Architects has designed a private home that deals with the intense climactic conditions by embodying traditional building techniques while designing for a multi-generational household.
Introducing the May-June 2024 issue of Architecture Today
Isolde Brampton-Greene2024-06-11T10:08:37+01:00AT331 features the manifestos of all three RIBA Presidential candidates, a revisit of Kenzo Tange’s 1964 Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo and Peter Aldington's Turn End in Buckinghamshire, Ellis Woodman's review of n2 by Lynch Architects, DRDH Architects' combined library, cinema and housing in Sidcup, Battersea Power Station’s chequered history and more.
Materials library: Marks Barfield Architects
AT Editor2024-12-18T13:24:36+00:00Julia Barfield, Ian Crockford and Thomas Henderson Schwartz discuss how the Climate Emergency is reshaping the practice’s approach to design, construction and materiality.