Brutalism Now
AT Editor2019-11-27T16:01:51+00:00Report on a one-day conference organised by the University of Liverpool with the Twentieth Century Society
Listing to Last
AT Editor2019-11-21T21:37:57+00:00Viewpoint
Twentieth Century Society chair Catherine Croft looks back at the organisation’s successful campaigns during its first 40 years
Before and After
AT Editor2019-11-19T11:51:27+00:00Exhibition
‘Re-Imagining the Avant Garde’ explores the continued influence of the radical, speculative architecture of the 1960s and 1970s
Edward Cullinan 1931-2019
AT Editor2019-11-21T22:20:18+00:00Obituary
One of the most talented and influential British architects of his generation, Edward Cullinan has died at the age of 88
Petra Marko
AT Editor2021-08-19T15:01:07+01:00My Kind of Town
My relationship to Bratislava is that of a child to its mother
Paintings of Place
AT Editor2019-10-28T13:46:02+00:00Exhibition
The specificity of landscapes and built form are evoked in architect John Melvin’s paintings, currently on show in London
Sutton House
AT Editor2019-10-31T14:19:22+00:00Learning from
Acknowledging the layers of history in renovating a neglected building was a fundamental lesson, says Richard Griffiths
Eastern Promise
AT Editor2019-10-23T14:15:05+01:00Books
Hana Loftus reviews Gillian Darley’s perambulations around 'Excellent Essex'
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