Breaking Ground
AT Editor2018-01-22T17:11:31+00:00Practice
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
History without Frontiers
AT Editor2018-01-18T17:51:15+00:00Books
Fred Scott enjoys Colin Davies’ new wide-angle perspective of modern architecture
Metal Magic
AT Editor2018-01-16T13:42:22+00:00Awards
Results of the European Copper in Architecture Awards
President’s Medals
AT Editor2018-01-16T13:42:38+00:00Exhibition
The best student work of 2017 on show at RIBA in London and Liverpool
John McAslan
AT Editor2017-12-21T13:28:34+00:00My Kind of Town
Marrakesh is Morocco’s magical, pulsating heart
My Kind of Town: Patrick Hodgkinson
AT Editor2022-08-24T10:48:07+01:00Paris was my education, but it has fallen from grace, wrote Patrick Hodgkinson.
My kind of town: Peter St John
AT Editor2022-08-09T15:21:01+01:00Holloway Road may be rough and ugly but it repays closer acquaintance, writes Peter St John.
Alex Lifschutz
AT Editor2017-12-20T11:05:07+00:00My Kind of Town
Bloomsbury exemplifies a long-life, loose-fit approach to architecture
Courtyards and Community
AT Editor2018-01-05T13:17:17+00:00Viewpoint
Historic almshouses offer a model of sociability and seclusion that remains useful in designing housing for older people, says Stephen Proctor
Shifting Gear
AT Editor2017-12-18T18:20:51+00:00Practice
VeloCity team members Kay Hughes and Sarah Featherstone explain how cycling initiated and informed the winning entry to the National Infrastructure Commission’s ‘Cambridge to Oxford Connection’ ideas competition
Peter Ahrends’ ‘Stream of Sketches’
AT Editor2017-12-07T17:35:46+00:00Book
Conceptual drawings by Peter Ahrends shed light on the creative process within the celebrated office of Ahrends Burton Koralek