A selection of architectural projects from across the Architecture Today site featured on Instagram.
Working with artist Tess Jaray, Emrys Architects has completed Berners and Wells – a new mixed-use scheme in Fitzrovia for Berners-Allsopp Estate and Schroders that features a glazed-brick, patterned façade.
Toronto studio gh3* has completed a fire station, clad with grey iron-glazed bricks, for the city of Edmonton, in Canada.
Six projects, including work from Curl la Tourelle Head Architecture, Evans Vettori and Jestico + Whiles, among others, are up for for the RIBA East Midlands Awards for 2024.
Fifteen projects, including work from Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Bindloss Dawes, Hugh Strange, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris , Allies and Morrison, among others, are up for for the RIBA South West Awards for 2024.
MoDusArchitects’ carefully planned extension to a school in Terlano, South Tyrol, integrates both education and community needs.
A total of 17 projects, seven being from Cambridge University, including work from Feilden Fowles, Knox Bhavan, Níall McLaughlin Architects, Pollard Thomas Edwards, Gort Scott, Mole Architects, and Allies and Morrison, among others, are in the running for the RIBA East Awards 2024.
Ryan W Kennihan Architects has completed a bold yet sympathetic extension to a Victorian terraced house in Dublin.
Four projects including work from Níall McLaughlin Architects, Purcell and Flanagan Lawrence, among others, are in the running for the RIBA North East Awards 2024.
Seven years after being commissioned, Daniel Libeskind's design for the Maggie's Centre at the Royal Free Hospital in London sees a curvaceous building rise out of what was once a car park.
Chris Williamson, chairman, WestonWilliamson+Partners on Ilkeston, Derbyshire and how he hopes its rejuvenation can be kick-started.
Hugh Petter, director at ADAM Architecture outlines how a stewardship-led approach to development can further socially integrated, resilient and sustainable communities.
In the town of Česká Lípa, Czech Republic, Adam Rujbr Architects has given the 14th Century Jirásek Theatre a comprehensive transformation.
