A selection of architectural projects from across the Architecture Today site featured on Instagram.
shedkm has transformed Wigan’s former brutalist civic centre into a contemporary workspace for developer Capital&Centric, retaining the building’s distinctive concrete structure and reactivating a prominent town centre site.
PLP Architecture’s 13-storey office building in the City of London combines flexible workspaces with new public connections, responding to the neighbouring Grade II-listed gatehouse and the site’s complex archaeological history.
Alison Brooks Architects' residential development in King's Cross draws inspiration from the Victorian exuberance of St Pancras Station, while embracing offsite manufacturing to deliver a wholly contemporary building. We spoke to Alison Brooks about arches, architectural expression and the building’s modern methods of construction.
Andy Matthews Studio has completed a cricket pavilion in south London, reinventing the traditional clubhouse as a compact, year-round community building rooted in its parkland setting.
VELUX explores how carefully considered roof window design can bring daylight deeper into open-plan residential extensions, creating brighter and more comfortable and adaptable living spaces.
Page\Park’s affordable housing development for Tollcross Housing Association transforms a vacant brownfield site in Glasgow’s East End into a new residential neighbourhood, with 42 homes arranged around a pedestrian-friendly street and shared green spaces.
HTA Design has completed Kidbrooke Park Road in south London, delivering 452 homes for social rent across a landscape-led neighbourhood of brick buildings, gardens and community spaces.
Pamela Howatt, Senior Technical Advisor at A Proctor Group, answers readers' questions on balancing insulation, airtightness and moisture management when upgrading existing buildings.
Proctor Group's Technical Director, Iain Fairnington, explains how advancements in materials and construction technology have made it easier to address building envelope heat losses with thinner, better-performing insulation products.
Foster + Partners’ extension to the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum in Spain introduces a dramatic elevated structure that spans the existing buildings, creating new exhibition spaces and a public atrium while bringing together more than 80 years of architectural history.
Heidelberg Materials explores how advances in carbon capture technology and lower-carbon concrete are helping architects and specifiers reduce embodied carbon without compromising structural performance.
Julia Barfield will share insights and experience from a career spent designing, delivering – and helping to secure funding for – pioneering projects for ambitious clients at a free-to-attend seminar on the morning of Tuesday 27th October at the Building Centre in central London as part of RD26.
