Set on a steep hillside in Černošice’s villa district, this bridge-like family home by Stempel & Tesar architekti combines innovative engineering with a dramatic response to its unique site, delivering panoramic views of the Berounka Valley.
Sadie Snelson Architects and YJCA have completed a practical and contextually-sensitive family home on the north coast of Cornwall.
Cameron Webster Architects’ contemporary home on the Rosneath Peninsula in Scotland offers a bold response to its dramatic coastline setting.
Loader Monteith and Studio SJM’s vocational learning centre in the heart of a woodland estate carefully balances student wellbeing with environmental sensitivity.
Working with Jacobs, Moxon Architects has designed a cable-stayed pedestrian and cycling bridge that connects Worcester’s historic core to its north-western suburbs.
A family home designed by ‘No Architects’ in the Šumava National Park reinterprets traditional Czech rural forms to embrace modern living in a protected landscape.
Architect John Pardey introduces his series of short essays, Reflections, where he gives an account of some of the 20th Century's greatest buildings.
Project leaders from Foster + Partners, Bond Bryan, and Nuëcø Facade & Glazing Solutions discuss the collaborative process and technical challenges behind the steel and glass façade of London's Lamb Street development, with AT’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw.
Spratley & Partners’ mill house in Cranborne Chase skilfully blends historic and modern typologies to maximise its AONB setting.
Cooke Fawcett has extended an old mill and added a new studio workshop for a creative couple in Hampshire.
Chris Dyson Architects' teaching and events building for Harrow Arts Centre's London campus draws on the site's legacy of agricultural buildings to deliver a flexible space that complements the Grade-II listed Gothic Elliott Hall.
Tuckey Design Studio has turned a 16th century Somerset wool hall into a recording studio and home, revealing the essence of the historic structure, finding beauty in the mundane, and celebrating the richness of the building’s past.
