Harpenden House
Jason Sayer2025-02-04T09:47:23+00:00Emil Eve’s renovation and extension of an Edwardian house in the Harpenden Conservation Area creates a flexible family home that integrates three new interlocking volumes.
Emil Eve’s renovation and extension of an Edwardian house in the Harpenden Conservation Area creates a flexible family home that integrates three new interlocking volumes.
In Karlovy Vary, eastern Czech Republic, the transformation of an atrium inside the historic Imperial Spa turns an old machine hall into a new concert and events venue.
dRMM’s Wick Lane masterplan integrates homes, industrial, and creative spaces into a vibrant, co-located community in East London, drawing on the area’s industrial heritage and blending contemporary needs with historical character.
In Hampshire, the renewal of a celebrated modernist icon, formerly Mountbatten House, integrates more than 20,000 new plants alongside new commercial workspace.
AT reports back from the UK Architecture Showcase: a two-day event which was hosted this week at the British Embassy in Paris.
Levitt Bernstein’s Passivhaus-certified social housing for Newham Council adds new affordable and sustainable units in East London.
SOA architekti’s Jirčany Fire Station, located just south of Prague, draws on the typology of rural barns to deliver a functional and symbolic civic building that bridges its residential and educational surroundings.
Join us on Thursday 20th February to learn about how architects, clients and suppliers are adapting existing buildings to improve inclusivity, reduce energy costs and meet carbon targets.
Wilkinson King Architects and Webb Yates Engineers’ low-carbon family home on the South Downs in West Sussex integrates structural stone and cross-laminated timber (CLT) to make the most of its rural setting.
John Pardey reflects on Louis Kahn's Kimbell Art Museum (1972) in Fort Worth, Texas – a building with classical qualities that offers a series of exquisite vaulted galleries and which embodies Kahn's approach to space and weight in architecture.
Fifty years after its last issue, Archigram returns with a new publication: Archigram 10. Edited by Peter Cook and featuring contributions from members of the original group alongside a global cohort of contemporary practitioners, the latest edition revisits the radical ethos that redefined architecture in the 1960s and 70s.
Feix and Merlin’s restoration and transformation of Walworth Town Hall in South London establishes a dynamic new workspace and community hub, breathing new life into the Grade-II listed landmark over a decade after it was damaged by fire.