A selection of architectural projects from across the Architecture Today site featured on Instagram.
Six projects from Allies and Morrison with Porphyrios Associates, Al-Jawad Pike, Clementine Blakemore Architects, Grimshaw, Jamie Fobert Architects with Purcell, and Mikhail Riches are in the running for this year's Stirling Prize for the best new project in the UK.
Architects rely on powers of persuasion and presentation skills to win work, champion their projects and advocate for change. But do they have the skills they need to make their voices heard?
In this issue: how Wright & Wright Architects are decarbonising the country’s most sensitive historic estates, Gianni Botsford Architects’ Reciprocal House responds to an early Foster project, Hugh Strange Architects’ Farmworker’s House and Piercy&Company’s approach to technology, specification, materials and craft.
Lynch Architects’ addition to the Coroner’s Court in Westminster serves as a place of remembrance and embeds the work of stained glass artist Brian Clarke.
In 1969 Foster Associates reworked and extended a Victorian cottage in north London. Gianni Botsford Architects has demolished the cottage but retained the extension, drawing on its distinctive architectural language to design a replacement house. Amir Sanei traces the project’s provenance and assesses the results.
The TO: Foundation, in collaboration with Arup, Hassell, LocalWorks, and SINA Loketa, has completed an innovative performing arts centre in Bidi Bidi, Uganda, for Africa’s largest refugee settlement.
Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Oscar Acoustics, exploring the design and delivery of workplaces that are fit for the workers of today and tomorrow.
Stanton Williams has completed new social and residential facilities at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, promoting interaction, collaboration, and sociability.
Scott Brownrigg has seen its design of a production studio campus in Reading for US-based Shadowbox Studios complete, making the project the largest new build TV and film studio to be built in the UK.
Three projects – by students from The Bartlett UCL, the University of Bath, and the University of Sheffield – have been named as finalists in the Student Prize category for the 2024 Architecture Today Awards.
