AT Awards: Healthcare category finalists
Jessica Mairs2024-07-08T14:09:57+01:00Projects by AHMM, Foster & Partners and Medical Architecture, have been named as finalists in the Healthcare category for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards.
AT Awards: Religion & Culture category finalists
Jessica Mairs2024-07-15T14:26:03+01:00Projects by Bennetts Associates, Haworth Tompkins, and Henley Halebrown, have been named as finalists in the Religion & Culture category for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards.
AT Awards: Individual House category finalists
Jessica Mairs2024-07-08T14:14:25+01:00Projects by Miltiadou Cook Mitzman Architects, Prewett Bizley Architects, and Proctor & Matthews Architects have been named as finalists in the Individual House category for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards.
AT Awards: Mixed use & Retail category finalists
Jessica Mairs2024-07-08T14:29:57+01:00Projects by Featherstone Young, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands, Orms, and SODA Studio have been named as finalists in the Mixed Use & Retail category for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards.
Finalists announced for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards
Jason Sayer2024-09-05T11:57:24+01:00See all of the 31 projects that have been named as finalists in the 2024 Architecture Today Awards for buildings that have stood the test of time.
Getting better
AT Editor2024-06-26T15:47:33+01:00A new era of CPD began this year following a major shake-up of requirements, compliance and enforcement by the ARB and RIBA. Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw reports on the changes that have been made and how these are impacting architectural practices.
Dispatches from Seoul and the Serpentine: Minsuk Cho
Jason Sayer2024-06-25T09:05:42+01:00AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.
Dispatches from Rules Restaurant
Jason Sayer2024-06-24T09:13:53+01:00The so-called "Grunt Group" aka Christopher Cross, Jeremy Dixon, Michael Gold and Edward Jones reflect on 50 years of practice, looking back to when they celebrated their first competition success.
Dispatches from Somerset and Rajasthan: Studio SAAR
AT Editor2024-06-14T15:06:17+01:00AT talks to Ananya Singhal and Jonny Buckland, co-founders of Studio SAAR, a young and growing practice with offices in Frome, Somerset and Udaipur in Rajasthan, that is taking on projects of all sizes across two continents.
Still standing: Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo, 1964
Isolde Brampton-Greene2024-06-14T10:20:48+01:00
One of the greatest Modernist buildings to emerge from the Olympics, Kenzo Tange’s Yoyogi National Gymnasium’s blend of Zen tranquillity and techno-monumentality connects Japan’s ancient past to its forward-thinking future.
Dispatches from Malmö: Finn Williams
AT Editor2024-06-14T13:53:53+01:00AT talks to Finn Williams, co-founder of Public Practice in the UK and now the city architect for Malmö in Sweden, as he discusses the political and architectural challenges of the role, his ambitions for the city and dealing with an 'architectural uprising'.
My Kind of Town: Ondřej Chybík
AT Editor2024-06-11T12:00:14+01:00Ondřej Chybík, co-founder of CHYBIK+KRISTOF, on Brno, and why the Czech Republic’s second largest city has its advantages over the capital.
