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.
Permutations
AT Editor2017-06-27T12:49:52+01:00Event
An installation at the Aldeburgh Festival explores the relationship between architecture and music
Wright Angles
AT Editor2017-07-07T16:15:25+01:00History
Gwyn Lloyd Jones traces Frank Lloyd Wright’s foreign tours for his study of ‘the first global architect’
On The Agenda
AT Editor2017-06-26T11:18:02+01:00Event
The UN’s New Urban Agenda will shape global urbanisation but has little to say about architecture. RIBA’s inaugural International Week will explore how we can contribute, says president Jane Duncan
Future Focus
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:42:07+01:00Research
Peter Murray visits the Norman Foster Foundation in Madrid, where the architect’s work will be used to shape discussion about the issues of tomorrow
Instructive Art
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:42:16+01:00Drawing
The Architecture Room at the RA Summer Exhibition gives visitors an X-Ray view of what architects do, says curator Farshid Moussavi
Katherine Clarke
AT Editor2017-06-19T15:48:54+01:00My Kind of Town
A place for encounters and appropriation – where you can afford to be poor
Modernist Belgrade
AT Editor2017-06-13T13:25:37+01:00History
A new map-guide chronicles the city’s twentieth-century landmarks