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Citizenship as a Verb

2025-08-27T09:21:36+01:00

Through philosophy, design and community led projects, Leela Keshav explores what it means to treat citizenship as a verb, and explains how this can support us in reshaping cities through participation, accountability and care. 

Citizenship as a Verb2025-08-27T09:21:36+01:00

Kieran Hawkins

2025-08-11T11:27:25+01:00

In Edinburgh’s gritty, ever-changing Leith, a new kind of architecture is taking place. It’s low-tech, hands-on, and entirely regenerative. From hempcrete mixed like porridge to screw-pile foundations and low-carbon concrete, Kieran Hawkins, founder of Cairn, proves that small material changes, collaborative building, and clear values can drive big shifts in how, and why, we build.

Kieran Hawkins2025-08-11T11:27:25+01:00

Barbora Vanek

2025-07-21T11:52:58+01:00

Barbora Vanek is one of AHMM's five Building Performance Specialists. As the only one based in their Bristol office, she speaks to AT about the privilege of working across such a broad architectural portfolio; from challenges to triumphs.

Barbora Vanek2025-07-21T11:52:58+01:00

One Pool Street, UCL East

2025-07-22T14:51:36+01:00

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands's gateway building to UCL's new East campus in Queen Elizabeth's Olympic Park combines student accommodation with a range of learning spaces that blur conventional boundaries between education and civic life.

One Pool Street, UCL East2025-07-22T14:51:36+01:00

Vyšehrad Railway Bridge

2025-07-10T13:57:08+01:00

AT speaks to civil engineer Ian Firth, who has challenged demolition threats of Prague’s Vyšehrad Railway Bridge with a proposal to restore the landmark, upgrading its infrastructure for modern rail demands. With UNESCO now backing its protection, the bridge becomes a test case in how cities can balance progress with preservation.

Vyšehrad Railway Bridge2025-07-10T13:57:08+01:00

New Practice (part of Civic)

2025-07-11T14:48:28+01:00

By engaging early with clients, being honest about what's possible and embedding co-design throughout the project lifecycle, Glasgow's New Practice (part of Civic) are challenging extractive traditions in a movement towards restorative and regenerative architecture.

New Practice (part of Civic)2025-07-11T14:48:28+01:00

Arklow Wastewater Treatment Plant

2025-06-16T12:40:13+01:00

Clancy Moore Architects’ wastewater treatment plant at Arklow, County Wicklow, transforms a vital piece of infrastructure into a civic landmark – balancing pragmatism with poetic expression on a prominent coastal site.
Arklow Wastewater Treatment Plant2025-06-16T12:40:13+01:00

The Briggait

2025-08-22T12:28:07+01:00

A landmark of Glasgow's industrial past, The Briggait has long stood as a gateway between the city's medieval Merchant City and the River Clyde. Now, thanks to an ambitious refurbishment by Collective Architecture, two of its historic market halls have been restored, rekindling a vital connection to the river and the distinctive cultural landscape beyond.
The Briggait2025-08-22T12:28:07+01:00

Anthony Grimshaw Associates

2025-06-04T09:58:39+01:00

Three years after the practice's 60th anniversary, AT hears from Anthony Grimshaw Associates: the sister-run practice at the forefront of the North-West's conservation battle with crumbling churches and lack of public funding.

Anthony Grimshaw Associates2025-06-04T09:58:39+01:00

Red Cow Terrace

2025-05-30T17:25:39+01:00

Bold in ambition, but compromised in delivery, Office S&M’s terrace of three family homes in a Hertfordshire village shows how commercial reality can dilute good ideas. Ellen Peirson applauds the bravery of a riposte to standard developer housing that has survived against the odds.

Red Cow Terrace2025-05-30T17:25:39+01:00

Still Standing: Torre Velasca, Milan, 1958

2025-05-30T16:42:02+01:00

An emblem of Milan’s rough lovability, BBPR’s Torre Velasca was inspired by traditional Lombard architecture and contempt for the reductive, repetitive Modernism that was on the march worldwide.
Still Standing: Torre Velasca, Milan, 19582025-05-30T16:42:02+01:00

Alasdair Ben Dixon

2025-05-30T12:07:03+01:00

Alasdair Ben Dixon of Collective Works shares why regenerative design is about far more than environmental performance - it's about restoring communities, embracing collaboration over competition and aligning purpose with practice.

Alasdair Ben Dixon2025-05-30T12:07:03+01:00
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