Portman’s Progression
AT Editor2017-09-29T11:57:57+01:00Book
A rise in the reputation of visionary American architect John Portman may be under way, suggests Adam Nathaniel Furman
Pablo Bronstein and Apparata
AT Editor2017-09-29T13:18:24+01:00Exhibition
'Pablo Bronstein: Conservatism, or The Long Reign of Pseudo-Georgian Architecture' at RIBA's Architecture Gallery
Gateways at Granary Square
AT Editor2017-09-25T09:57:52+01:00Event
A ceramic installation by designer Adam Nathaniel Furman announces the presence of the Designjunction exhibition
Beyond Style
AT Editor2017-09-21T12:04:58+01:00Book
‘Redefining Brutalism’ offers an interpretation of architectural ethics rather than fashionable aesthetics, finds Nicola Rutt
100 Houses, 100 Years
AT Editor2017-09-22T09:54:09+01:00Book
Residential highlights of the century, selected by the Twentieth Century Society
Roman Legions
AT Editor2017-09-18T10:55:38+01:00Exhibition
'When in Rome', currently on show at the RIBA in London, explores the eternal city's ongoing architectural inspiration
Folkestone Triennial
AT Editor2017-09-15T11:11:27+01:00Event
Newly commissioned, site-specific artworks in public spaces around the town explore the theme 'double edge'
Binney on Bridges
AT Editor2017-09-14T10:47:13+01:00Gallery
'Bridges: Spanning the World' documents outstanding examples of structural design
Ben Derbyshire
AT Editor2018-04-27T13:01:50+01:00My Kind of Town
The potential of Kolkata's built heritage made it a favourite of new RIBA president Ben Derbyshire, writing for AT in 2005
My kind of town: Alison Smithson
AT Editor2022-08-16T17:33:31+01:00Reflecting the elusive, off-beat character of her architectural work, Alison Smithson (1928-2003) wrote one of our most memorable My Kind of Town columns in May 1980.
Peter Clash
AT Editor2017-08-25T14:54:45+01:00My Kind of Town
Bristol is a maritime city a good distance from the sea
Home Remedies
AT Editor2017-09-01T16:25:22+01:00Viewpoint
A new study of exemplary projects finds that architects can play a vital role in promoting the development of social housing, says co-author Abigail Batchelor