Rural Isolation
AT Editor2020-04-01T21:25:37+01:00Practice
Technology eased the transition to home-working, but my concern for the wider construction industry is growing, says Niall Maxwell of Rural Office for Architecture
Being Businesslike
AT Editor2020-04-01T16:16:57+01:00Practice
Adopting appropriate working practices and choosing the right tools are vital in successfully transitioning to home-working, finds Archio director Mellis Haward
Everything is Different
AT Editor2020-04-03T20:54:28+01:00Practice
ZCD Architects' Dinah Bornat reflects on the first week in lockdown
Distance Learning
AT Editor2020-04-03T20:56:08+01:00Education
The present crisis should encourage both practice and education to embrace the innovative potential of networks, says London School of Architecture founder Will Hunter
Holton Studios
AT Editor2020-04-15T13:27:46+01:00Building
Lettable workspaces in a rural location by Jonathan Hendry Architects
Lab Report
AT Editor2020-04-08T21:10:20+01:00Building
Fraser Brown McKenna completes the New Science Building at the University of East Anglia
Flat House
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:04+01:00Building Review A small building by Practice Architecture proposes a radical – and necessary – rethink of the construction industry, finds Alex de Rijke
Garden Gate
AT Editor2020-04-08T21:01:41+01:00Building
A cluster of buildings by Adam Richards Architects encourages visitors to explore the landscape around Walmer Castle
The Poetics of Form
AT Editor2020-04-02T09:08:32+01:00Books
Joe Rollo’s book assembles recent exemplars of concrete’s use in house design
Canterbury Tale
AT Editor2020-03-27T08:14:10+00:00Building
Walters & Cohen has designed an International College for the King's School, Canterbury
Degrees of Truth
AT Editor2020-03-05T15:29:08+00:00Exhibition
Within Sir John Soane's Museum artists Langlands & Bell reflect upon architecture's capacity to bear witness to the relationships that define society
Rock Solid
AT Editor2020-03-05T12:34:27+00:00Envelope
A new exhibition reflects a rebirth of interest in stone as a sustainable, beautiful and inexpensive structural material, say curators Amin Taha, Steve Webb and Pierre Bidaud