Midland Metropolitan University Hospital
Jason Sayer2024-10-22T14:36:42+01:00HKS, Cagni Williams, and Sonnemann Toon Architects’ design for Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust includes a five storey Winter Garden and roof terrace at MMUH.
How to deliver award-winning façades
Jason Sayer2024-11-14T14:09:18+00:00On Thursday 10th October, architects, engineers and fabricators from three projects presented how they worked together to deliver Schüco Excellence Award-winning schemes.
21 Moorfields
Jason Sayer2024-12-18T17:28:22+00:00WilkinsonEyre, working with engineers Robert Bird Group, has completed a new headquarters for Deutsche Bank in London – a building that somehow manages to straddle the complex Moorgate Station interchange below.
Creating a just space for people
Jason Sayer2024-10-21T09:13:40+01:00Part 3 of the Regenerative Architecture Index is concerned with providing social connection, economic opportunity and wellbeing for all. Our design processes should foster a shared sense of stewardship where neighbourhoods can self-organise and build their resilience. This requires ethical, inclusive and participative approaches.
Dispatches from Mexico: Edmund Sumner
Jason Sayer2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00Photographer Edmund Sumner has been shooting some of the best new architecture in Mexico and sheds light on established and emerging talents working in the country, united by an approach that has produced a vernacular defined by its relationship to Mexico’s dramatic, thriving landscape.
Edinburgh Futures Institute
Jason Sayer2024-10-14T16:16:52+01:00The Edinburgh Futures Institute by Bennetts Associates resuscitates a prominent but long-neglected building in central Edinburgh to create a state-of-the-art teaching space for the University of Edinburgh.
Being a good ancestor
Jason Sayer2024-10-10T15:40:54+01:00Part 1 of the Regenerative Architecture Index focuses on practices’ ability to implement a shift in mindset to consider truly long-term thinking. Our decisions today should consider seven generations ahead, ensuring adaptability and flexibility for the future. This requires innovative thought, as current models are rarely beneficial in the long term.
Bohemian Paradise
Jason Sayer2024-10-08T16:23:32+01:00On the outskirts of Hrubá Skála, a town located in a protected region of the Czech Republic known as 'Bohemian Paradise', NEW HOW architects has designed a house that makes the most of its idyllic setting.
House for Julia
Jason Sayer2024-09-25T14:46:41+01:00In Brno, Czech practice CTYRSTEN has completed the country's first children's hospice, the 'House for Julia', which provides palliative and respite care, rehabilitation, therapy, and comprehensive support for families. Â
Bunkie on the Hill
Jason Sayer2024-09-25T15:55:41+01:00Canadian studio Dubbeldam Architecture + Design has completed a quiet retreat in Muskoka, rural Ontario, for a client looking to reconnect with nature.
All hail: The hermetically sealed stadium
Jason Sayer2024-12-18T17:28:22+00:00Real Madrid’s new Santiago Bernabéu represents a high point in stadium design, but also highlights how stadia have become increasingly inscrutable and detached from their surroundings.
Ashbocking Houses
Jason Sayer2024-09-26T11:29:55+01:00On the outskirts of Ashbocking in Suffolk, Project Orange has delivered five two-storey dwellings, transforming a site that previously hosted a collection of decaying, semi-industrial buildings.
