Centenary Celebration
AT Editor2019-10-17T13:48:35+01:00Exhibition
Relationships that laid the foundations for post-war British architecture are explored in RIBA’s Bauhaus exhibition, writes co-curator Pete Collard
Fresh Perspectives
AT Editor2019-10-09T10:38:49+01:00Exhibition
An exhibition of architectural drawings illustrates the expanding purview of today’s architects, says co-curator Amy Kulper
Holly Lewis
AT Editor2021-08-19T15:01:07+01:00My Kind of Town
Hanoi shows that alternative forms of city living are possible
Boom Cities
AT Editor2019-09-26T10:27:47+01:00Books
Helen Goodwin enjoys a timely and fascinating appraisal of politics and the visionary architect-planners of the 1960s
Good Press, Bad Press
AT Editor2019-10-18T11:13:56+01:00Learning From
Praise and criticism both revealed how architectural intentions can be miscontrued, but prompted me to seek work were they can be clearly expressed, says Lee Ivett
Growth Industry
AT Editor2019-10-10T12:05:30+01:00Research
Biotechnology is the future for architecture, and it starts now, says Martyn Dade-Robertson
‘Hand Held to Super Scale’
AT Editor2019-09-19T15:01:31+01:00Exhibition
A show at the Building Centre explores architectural ceramics
Trust in Employee Ownership
AT Editor2019-11-12T15:54:28+00:00Seminar
An AT round-table discussion, supported by The Rooflight Company, shared experience of employee ownership among architects and their advisers
Model Pupils
AT Editor2019-09-05T10:53:27+01:00Book
A new catalogue for the exhibition 'Alternative Histories' is published as the show of architectural models transfers to Brussels
Almost Nothing
AT Editor2019-08-19T09:38:20+01:00Book
Work by 100 artists responds to the buildings and thought of Mies van der Rohe
Game Theory
AT Editor2019-08-14T12:24:34+01:00Practice
As child-centred design becomes mandatory in urban planning, meaningful engagement with young people is the key to success, says Dinah Bornat
William Smalley
AT Editor2021-08-19T15:01:07+01:00My Kind of Town
It turns out I’d rather live somewhere tolerant than somewhere beautiful