Wood Awards 2017
AT Editor2017-05-11T16:41:57+01:00Awards
The Wood Awards is inviting architects and designers to submit UK-based timber projects
Arrested Developments
AT Editor2017-04-27T12:59:14+01:00Viewpoint
As two exhibitions celebrate major unrealised works of architecture, Robert Harbison considers our enduring interest in the unbuilt
Patty Hopkins
AT Editor2022-07-29T09:37:50+01:00Lucca is a stage for civic life, find Patty Hopkins, who followed Sheila Hale’s ‘American Express Pocket Guide to Florence and Tuscany’ to the Tuscan city in search for a family holiday home.
Making Good
AT Editor2017-04-27T12:59:48+01:00Learning From
A hands-on approach fostered by the Royal College of Art continues to shape my work, says Carl Turner
Eastern Enlightenment
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:49:57+01:00Learning From
A postgraduate trip to Isfahan laid the foundations for ABK’s office and its ethos, says Peter Ahrends
My kind of town: Paul Karakusevic
AT Editor2023-01-18T18:27:08+00:00Paul Karakusevic finds renewed interest in London for housing built by the public sector, for the public good.
Subway Sublime
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:52:12+01:00Books
‘Hidden Urbanism’ is a useful and informative guide to the Moscow Metro, but one of the greatest artworks of the twentieth century still awaits its definitive account, says Owen Hatherley
Raiding the Past
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:52:26+01:00Books
A new appraisal of Robert Venturi’s 'Complexity and Contradiction' shows a welcome re-engagement with his work and thought, says Charles Holland
Form and Detail
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:53:13+01:00Learning from
Christopher Platt recalls the formative architectural and academic influence of Robert Maguire
Open Agenda
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:53:24+01:00Learning from
The publication of the Team 10 Primer opened a new world of architectural potential and personalities for John McKean
Dust to Dust
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:53:51+01:00Books
Robert Harbison’s wide-ranging meditation on the allure of decline and decay is an erudite addition to the literature, says Brian Dillon
Lines of Enquiry
AT Editor2017-04-27T11:54:07+01:00Drawing
Chris Wilkinson reflects on the enduring value of drawing by hand in the age of digital design