A selection of architectural projects from across the Architecture Today site featured on Instagram.
Trellik Design Studio has revamped a former Victorian nuts and bolts factory into a co-working creative space in Hackney’s de Beauvoir town.
Japanese architect, Tsuyoshi Tane sits down with AT to discuss how his new practice, ATTA, sees itself as an ‘archaeologist of the future’ and the studio’s exhibition at TOTO in London.
Stirling Prize-winning practice Witherford Watson Mann has completed Appleby Blue in Bermondsey, south London, a contemporary take on the traditional almshouse that allows older people to enjoy inner-city life.
Read about each of the 35 projects named as finalists in the 2023 Architecture Today Awards for buildings that have stood the test of time.
Neil Thomas of Atelier One has produced a learning module for School of Specification to share the lessons learnt from more than a decade spent researching and building with bamboo. Here, he explains why it’s a material the construction industry can’t afford to ignore.
The British Council for Offices has announced the winners of the 2023 BCO Awards, designed to celebrate best-in-class office buildings across the UK.
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture by J Max Bond Jr is a crucial component of Harlem's thriving cultural scene and the embodiment of its architect's aptitude for projects that combined civic idealism with understated aesthetics.
Coffey Architects has completed a vibrant, community-based, mixed-use development in Bermondsey, south London.
London-based practice O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects has drawn inspiration from Charles Moore’s aedicular houses built in California in the early sixties to design a house on the edge of Gruneswald Forest outside Berlin.
The ‘Paper Garden’ in Canada Water, London, by Jan Kattein Architects is one of the UK’s most successful circular building projects to date.
Senior Technical and Design Advisor Marcus Franklin of Wienerberger UK – sponsor of the School of Specification – answers readers’ questions on fibre cement rainscreen cladding.
