Going Up
AT Editor2019-05-30T12:30:39+01:00Access
With increasing numbers of homeowners adding a home lift to the top of their wish lists, Lifton explains why it is the brand that architects are turning to time and again to meet client expectations
Our Relationship With Light
AT Editor2019-05-17T09:33:27+01:00Seminar
How can lighting design enhance wellness and productivity? This was the question addressed at a seminar hosted by Architecture Today and Spectral at Arup’s London headquarters. Ruth Slavid reports.
Montague Court
AT Editor2019-04-29T10:19:42+01:00Building
IF_DO extends an apartment set within a former London synagogue
Double Vision
AT Editor2020-06-23T12:53:42+01:00Building Review
Jo McCafferty admires a fraternal pair of apartment buildings by Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield Architects
Meet the Brand
AT Editor2019-05-02T10:32:33+01:00Interiors
Bathroom waterproofing expert wedi discusses its core values and approach to product design and manufacture
2019 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 1
AT Editor2019-04-03T16:59:19+01:00Awards
Among 84 shortlisted buildings are a repurposed town hall in Battersea and an extended school in Dulwich
2019 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 2
AT Editor2019-04-03T16:59:31+01:00Awards
Projects in the running range from a boutique office in Paddington to a Passivhaus dwelling in Camden
RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 3
AT Editor2019-04-03T16:59:47+01:00Awards
From a train station in Hackney to an event space in Highgate
RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 4
AT Editor2019-04-03T16:59:58+01:00Awards
Projects in the running range from an artist studio in New Cross to a reworked Victorian house in Kensington
RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 5
AT Editor2019-04-03T17:00:18+01:00Awards
Among 84 shortlisted buildings are a new headquarters for the Royal College of Pathologists in Aldgate and the redevelopment of the Southbank Centre in Lambeth
RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 6
AT Editor2019-04-03T17:00:32+01:00Awards
From estate regeneration in Hoxton via a transformed magistrate's court in Walthamstow to a school activity lab in Kentish Town
The Business Case for Wellbeing in Buildings
AT Editor2019-04-29T11:45:48+01:00Interiors
Ian Clarke, commercial technical manager at Armstrong Ceiling Solutions, discusses the market drivers and impact of building design and construction on occupant health, wellbeing and productivity