Hugh Petter, director at ADAM Architecture outlines how a stewardship-led approach to development can further socially integrated, resilient and sustainable communities.
The inaugural AT Technical Seminar, in partnership with SIG Design & Technology, explored roofing design and specification best practice.
Jonny Plant, director at Corstorphine & Wright, explores the circular design principles behind and ‘true cost’ of the practice’s Unusual Rigging headquarters building in Northamptonshire, which is due to complete in the summer.
Owen Hopkins, director at the Farrell Centre, details how the centre is serving as a genuine public forum for the built environment nine months after opening its doors.
Steve Webb of Webb Yates Engineers has produced a learning module on stone for School of Specification. Here, he explains how the potato/tomato line provides a clue as to how stone construction might be developed in the UK.
As we kick off 2024, Architecture Today editor Isabel Allen reflects on the highlights of 2023 and looks forward to the year ahead.
Architecture Today and UK Architects Declare have teamed up to launch the world's first Regenerative Architecture Index, as a means of benchmarking architects on regenerative projects, policies, working practices and actions.
Winners of the 187th round of President’s Medals have been announced, with winning projects championing an architecture of care and ecological consciousness.
How a new religious building typology that caters for multiple faiths could unite communities and "heal a fractured world."
AT’s inaugural Business Breakfast explored the challenges and opportunities presented by today’s construction market and what the future might hold.
AHMM’s deft reinvention marries the gravitas of historic civic architecture with an upbeat modernity that speaks of optimism and hope. If you ignore the empty bookshelves.
The RIBA House of the Year 2023 has been awarded to Green House, a family residence in Tottenham, designed by Hayhurst & Co, which draws inspiration from nature.
