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
Balancing Act
AT Editor2017-08-14T13:21:44+01:00Practice
Clear communication with clients and oneself is essential in pursuing a public ethos in the private sector, says Holly Lewis
Back to Nature
AT Editor2017-08-14T14:32:32+01:00Learning From
Roberto Burle Marx transformed my understanding of urban landscapes, says Brian Vermeulen
Wood Awards Shortlist
AT Editor2017-08-07T10:20:12+01:00Awards
Architectural creativity and craftsmanship are showcased in the shortlist for the 2017 Wood Awards
ASH at ICA
AT Editor2017-08-18T12:12:09+01:00Event
Architects for Social Housing has a week-long residency at London's Institute for Contemporary Arts
The Glass Chain
AT Editor2017-08-01T09:49:40+01:00Installation
Space Popular creates a kaleidoscopic glass construction to raise ideas around spatial perception
Fiona Scott
AT Editor2017-07-25T12:05:25+01:00My Kind of Town
It's been exhaustively described and documented, but LA's still hard to pin down
Steel Works
AT Editor2017-07-11T11:48:49+01:00Awards
Shortlist announced for the 2017 Structural Steel Design Awards
GAGAs 2017
AT Editor2017-07-05T13:40:59+01:00Awards
The winner of this year's Galvanizing in Architecture Award was a project designed by CF Møller Architects with the artist Conrad Shawcross
Added Values
AT Editor2017-07-17T12:02:30+01:00Practice
Adopting BIM is a big undertaking for a small practice but has both predictable and unexpected benefits, says Kyle Buchanan
London’s Finest
AT Editor2017-07-04T16:12:52+01:00Viewpoint
The definitive ‘Guide to the Architecture of London’, first published in 1983, is now available as a free app. Authors Edward Jones and Christopher Woodward revisit their highlights for AT.
Tree of Life
AT Editor2023-09-12T14:51:29+01:00The 2017 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, designed by Francis Kéré.