Frampton in Frame
AT Editor2020-11-16T10:42:08+00:00Books In an excerpt from a new collection of essays in honour of Kenneth Frampton, Mary McLeod recounts the emergence of a 'critical' position in the historian's work
Structures of Oppression
AT Editor2020-11-16T00:00:39+00:00Books In this moment, ‘Race and Modern Architecture’ is an essential addition to architects’ libraries, says Michael Badu
Workplaces After Covid
AT Editor2021-10-01T14:56:21+01:00Event Register for an AT/Schueco webinar on emerging trends in workplace design
Page Turners
AT Editor2020-11-06T09:08:43+00:00Culture Editors behind three new magazines exploring architecture and the built environment explain their approach
Stars of Suburbia
AT Editor2020-10-29T12:40:28+00:00Books Joshua Abbott, author of ‘A Guide to Modernism in Metro-Land’, picks five favourite buildings from London’s suburbs
Architects’ Own Houses Revisited
AT Editor2020-10-07T15:53:37+01:00Talk An online discussion hosted by Schueco UK and Architecture Today explored the motivations and processes behind the recent renovation of self-built houses by architects Sarah Wigglesworth and Piers Taylor.
Drawing Show
AT Editor2020-10-03T13:13:04+01:00Exhibition Entries to the 2020 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize
Bigger Picture
AT Editor2020-09-29T15:37:49+01:00Viewpoint Housing developers benefit from hearing a wider range of voices, says Chloë Phelps, head of design at Brick by Brick
Peter Märkli at Betts Project
AT Editor2020-09-25T11:21:14+01:00Exhibition New drawings and painted furniture on show at London architecture gallery
Shooting War
AT Editor2020-09-04T10:37:00+01:00Viewpoint Karam al-Masri's image of improvised sniper defences in Aleppo is the greatest architectural photograph I know of, says Edmund Sumner