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A selection of architectural projects from across the Architecture Today site featured on Instagram.

Introducing the March-April 2023 issue

2023-09-08T15:02:52+01:00

In her editorial for AT324, Isabel Allen highlights, once again, the exorbitant cost of education for architects and how AT has developed the 'School of Specification' (SOS), an e-learning platform to provide students and practitioners with technical, regulatory and contractual information at every stage of their career.

Introducing the March-April 2023 issue2023-09-08T15:02:52+01:00

Alice Brownfield

2023-06-06T09:30:50+01:00

Alice Brownfield's work as an architect and campaigner has taught her how much can be achieved when people with very different expertise come together around a common goal.

Alice Brownfield2023-06-06T09:30:50+01:00

Materials library: DSDHA

2023-12-19T09:39:44+00:00

David Hills, Michael Breen and Anne Wynne discuss how the practice’s approach to materiality is informed by contextuality, environmental concerns, and the accumulated knowledge of previous projects.

Materials library: DSDHA2023-12-19T09:39:44+00:00

Stone & Vision Awards 2023

2023-07-07T10:25:49+01:00

Entries are invited for the 2023 Stone & Vision Awards for photographs that promote discussion about stone and terrazzo within the built environment.

Stone & Vision Awards 20232023-07-07T10:25:49+01:00

Allies and Morrison: Keybridge, Vauxhall

2023-03-09T12:17:47+00:00

An ambitious, high-density residential-led development designed by Allies and Morrison brings a sense of order and civic pride to one of London's largest yet least cohesive estate redevelopments. Rosamund Diamond explores the key moves behind the scheme's inventive and carefully considered approach to urban planning.

Allies and Morrison: Keybridge, Vauxhall2023-03-09T12:17:47+00:00

Embodied carbon: Why our legislation and policy has to change

2023-08-08T10:30:22+01:00

As a sector, we are getting more adept at producing designs and specifications that reduce operational carbon, but there is less clarity on how to reduce the embedded carbon in the projects we deliver. Tom Webster, one of our three industry experts, gives his view as to how this should be addressed.

Embodied carbon: Why our legislation and policy has to change2023-08-08T10:30:22+01:00

Introduce RIBA Stage Minus 1 to tackle embodied carbon

2023-02-28T18:43:30+00:00

As a sector, we are getting more adept at producing designs and specifications that reduce operational carbon, but there is less clarity on how to reduce the embedded carbon in the projects we deliver. Greg Shannon, one of our three industry experts, gives his view as to how this should be addressed.

Introduce RIBA Stage Minus 1 to tackle embodied carbon2023-02-28T18:43:30+00:00

Why we must rethink procurement to facilitate reuse and disassembly

2023-02-28T18:46:01+00:00

As a sector, we are getting more adept at producing designs and specifications that reduce operational carbon, but there is less clarity on how to reduce the embedded carbon in the projects we deliver. Ruth Lang, one of our three industry experts, gives her view as to how this should be addressed.

Why we must rethink procurement to facilitate reuse and disassembly2023-02-28T18:46:01+00:00

Introducing the January-February 2023 issue

2023-06-08T18:00:02+01:00

In her editorial for AT323 Isabel Allen reflects on how policy from 2008 has impacted the city, most notably with the Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea (VNEB) in southwest London

Introducing the January-February 2023 issue2023-06-08T18:00:02+01:00
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