Screeding for Performance
AT Editor2017-11-08T14:55:16+00:00Flooring
Industrial and commercial floor screeds from Saint-Gobain Weber can contribute to a more efficient build
Flooring
Industrial and commercial floor screeds from Saint-Gobain Weber can contribute to a more efficient build
Wood
MEDITE SMARPTLY has introduced MEDITE TRICOYA EXTREME, an MDF capable of withstanding the harshest of weather conditions
Steel
Tata Steel has introduced a new third layer to its Colorcoat Prisma® pre-finished steel
Interiors
Sintered stone from TheSize has been installed in a Hampshire cookery school
Looking through the rearview mirror, Denise Scott-Brown reflects on and questions Las Vegas.
Building, landscape and civic infrastructure: O’Donnell + Tuomey’s gallery at University College Cork was designed to sit among the trees rather than simply occupy them. Twenty years on, The Glucksman Gallery has aged just as its designers intended, embedding itself into its landscape.
At Belfast’s Arches Health & Wellbeing Centre, it is not only the durability of its architecture that has stood the test of time, but the continued relevance of the new model of care it was designed to support.
Grafton Architects’ new study and social hub for Trinity College Cambridge will bring flexible learning, dining and event spaces to a historic riverside site, creating the College’s first new building within its central campus since the 1990s.
Simon Ronan of SRLA discusses the practice's regenerative approach to landscape architecture, the thinking behind NATIVE in West Cork, and why rewilding should be embedded in projects of every scale, from hospitality to public realm.
The European Technical Assessment (ETA) for the EJOT CROSSFIX façade substructure system is not only crucial in helping to demonstrate that facades meet compliance standards, but also key to faster, lower-risk project delivery. Jon Knaggs, Technical Manager for Industrial Lightweight Construction at EJOT UK, explains why.
Brian Mallon, Director at Hawkins\Brown, tells AT where he believes the architect's role lies in solving the housing crisis in Ireland.
Pasparakis Friel’s extension to a rural farmhouse in County Donegal builds on the site’s long relationship between living, working and making, creating a calm sequence of studio and gallery spaces shaped by light, landscape and the rhythms of an existing farmstead.