Above the Shop
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:14+01:00Building Review Mixing build-to-rent housing with big-box retail, Porters Edge by Maccreanor Lavington makes a valuable contribution to an emerging type, finds Claire Bennie
Stepping on the Gas
AT Editor2024-01-16T18:12:28+00:00Building dMFK and Bureau de Change have completed The Gaslight, a contemporary workspace in a 1920s building in London's Fitzrovia
The Linney
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:11+01:00Building Review David Grandorge enjoys Casswell Bank’s lean and sensitive renovation of a distinctive agricultural building type
Impressions of Paris
AT Editor2020-07-22T09:53:12+01:00Glass
Ferrier Marchetti Studio's facade for a new development next to the Gare Saint-Lazare is softly coloured to recall Monet’s paintings of the station
Phantom Thread
AT Editor2020-07-22T09:54:21+01:00Glass
Glass panels designed by UNStudio mimic billowing cloth at a clothing store in Amsterdam
Inspired by Nature
AT Editor2020-07-22T09:55:37+01:00Glass
Biomimetic research in architecture at the University of Stuttgart is behind the glass- and carbon-fibre structure of a pavilion
Couture Collection
AT Editor2020-04-13T11:00:13+01:00Glass
BIG’s refurbishment of an Art Deco bank in Paris for Galeries Lafayette glitters with light, glass and polished metals
Yeoryia Manolopoulou
AT Editor2020-04-16T11:29:59+01:00MOOD
Serial objects – tiles conceived for Torriano Primary School and GRC cladding at Camden School for Girls
Lincoln’s Inn Renewed
AT Editor2020-04-30T12:23:14+01:00Building
MICA completes a major renovation and extension within one of London's historic legal estates
Eternal Hopes
AT Editor2020-04-20T10:32:30+01:00Viewpoint
Many architects seek to make ‘timeless’ buildings. Too bad, says Robert Adam – it can’t be done
Driving Force
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:06+01:00Building Review Collaboration is at the heart of Cullinan Studio’s National Automotive Innovation Centre, finds Stafford Critchlow
Upskilling while Multitasking
AT Editor2020-04-03T21:42:07+01:00Practice
The 'home' side of home-working is more challenging than the 'work' part, finds Haworth Tompkins' Joanna Sutherland