Like a Rolling Stone
AT Editor2018-07-19T10:00:59+01:00Interiors
Neolith® has teamed up with Italian chef Alessandro Borghese to serve rock ‘n’ roll Gastronomy in Milan
Rathbone Square
AT Editor2018-04-05T11:51:48+01:00Building
A flagship mixed-use development by Make Architects is planned around a publicly accessible garden located close to London’s Oxford Street
Old Meets New
AT Editor2018-04-03T15:16:12+01:00Building
Mulroy Architects adds a bold contemporary extension to a Victorian villa
Modern Methods of Countering Cold-Bridging
AT Editor2018-05-02T15:11:09+01:00Masonry
Marmox's Mark Bowman provides an insight into tackling heat loss at the problematic floor-to-wall junction in masonry and hybrid constructions
Sliding Door System Provides Maximum Choice
AT Editor2018-03-21T14:04:29+00:00Doors
The latest range of sliding doors from Schueco is modular and fully scalable, maximising architects’ freedom to choose, whatever the project.
Stanyards Stables
AT Editor2018-03-27T08:53:09+01:00Building
A reworked Surrey cottage by Alter & Company is imbued with a sense of playfulness
Solar Gate
AT Editor2021-10-08T11:43:45+01:00Structure An innovative sundial in Hull city centre by Tonkin Liu responds to its historic context
What ICF Can Do For You
AT Editor2018-03-28T15:03:36+01:00Structure
Nudura explores the science behind and benefits of insulating concrete formwork
Designing and Constructing with ICF – Part 1
AT Editor2018-03-28T15:03:19+01:00Structure
In the first of this two-part feature, Nudura considers how architects should approach the design of insulating concrete formwork buildings
Machine for Learning
AT Editor2021-11-15T11:10:40+00:00Hawkins Brown’s Robotics Lab and Real Estate Institute for UCL Bartlett at Here East.
Rijnstraat Renewal
AT Editor2018-03-19T15:40:55+00:00Building Review
OMA’s renovation of a 1990s government building in The Hague amplifies its qualities while meeting contemporary needs, reports Nikolos Japaridze
Slot House
AT Editor2018-03-13T15:37:28+00:00Building
Studio Octopi has employed a 10-metre-high sash window to unlock the spatial potential of a terraced house in London