A new era of CPD began this year following a major shake-up of requirements, compliance and enforcement by the ARB and RIBA. Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw reports on the changes that have been made and how these are impacting architectural practices.
Matthew Prowse, Specification and Housing Director at Knauf Insulation, discusses the benefits of designing with wider wall cavities to retain design flexibility and prepare for stricter future regulations.
Shepheard Epstein Hunter, with Architype and Jon Broome Associates, has completed 36 homes for the Rural Urban Synthesis Society, a community land trust in Lewisham.
Leviat continues its sponsorship of the Architecture Today Awards, the finalists of which will be announced on Wednesday 10 July.
Knight Architects connects Sweden's island of Lidingö to greater Stockholm with £60m Lilla Lidingöbron bridge.
Sophie Weston, Head of Marketing at Geberit, discusses how shower toilets can bring design benefits to architects.
In Deptford, Southeast London, Cooke Fawcett has added makers studios for Cockpit, a charity that offers space and support for creatives.
Alison Brooks Architects’ landmark, mixed-use residential-led development in Tottenham Hale, north London, is rooted in place and community.
In Udaipur, Rajasthan, Studio SAAR has designed a new learning and cultural centre for Dharohar, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing extra-curricular activities for both adults and young people.
AT talks to Ananya Singhal and Jonny Buckland, co-founders of Studio SAAR, a young and growing practice with offices in Frome, Somerset and Udaipur in Rajasthan, that is taking on projects of all sizes across two continents.
