My kind of town: Henry Squire
AT Editor2022-08-08T19:32:07+01:00An ode to Brixton written by Henry Squire takes in the centre's famed market, declining department stores and London's only working windmill.
An ode to Brixton written by Henry Squire takes in the centre's famed market, declining department stores and London's only working windmill.
Exhibition
Neglected artists, architects and engineers resurface at the V&A's 'Ocean Liners: Speed and Style'
Event
PechaKucha evening at the Surface Design Show
Exhibition
The potential to build tall in wood is explored in an exhibition at Roca London Gallery
Events
A series of talks considers the meaning of detail in architecture and beyond
Exhibition
Photographer James Brittain documents the inhabitation and adaptation of Montreal's brutalist landmark
My Kind of Town
Copenhagen is proud of its past without being pompous or arrogant
Exhibition
Milton Keynes' Netherfield housing, designed in 1971 by Cross Dixon Gold Jones, comes under scrutiny
Practice
Croydon Council’s new in-house architectural practice will work in both the public and private sectors. It’s a model that should appeal to local authorities and architects alike, says director Chloë Phelps
Books
Fred Scott enjoys Colin Davies’ new wide-angle perspective of modern architecture