Impressions of Paris
AT Editor2020-07-22T09:53:12+01:00Glass
Ferrier Marchetti Studio's facade for a new development next to the Gare Saint-Lazare is softly coloured to recall Monet’s paintings of the station
Phantom Thread
AT Editor2020-07-22T09:54:21+01:00Glass
Glass panels designed by UNStudio mimic billowing cloth at a clothing store in Amsterdam
Couture Collection
AT Editor2020-04-13T11:00:13+01:00Glass
BIG’s refurbishment of an Art Deco bank in Paris for Galeries Lafayette glitters with light, glass and polished metals
Myth Meets Reality
AT Editor2020-11-03T12:19:18+00:00Envelope Icynene explains how Hobbits insulate their houses
Making A Difference
AT Editor2020-07-06T16:17:56+01:00Survey
Is the growing awareness of wellness influencing how buildings are designed and operated? MEDITE SMARTPLY launches its timber construction panel survey
How Low Can You Go?
AT Editor2020-08-03T16:03:35+01:00Rooflights
The new LAMILUX Glass Skylight FE 3° provides a functional and aesthetically-pleasing solution with only three-degrees of inclination
Solid Start
AT Editor2020-04-17T15:45:26+01:00Stone
Finely crafted stone lends style and substance to Squire & Partners’ first buildings at Chelsea Barracks
Frit for Purpose
AT Editor2020-08-03T16:03:54+01:00Envelope
Jim Lowther, sales director at Xtralite, discusses design and performance considerations for specifying fritted glass
Out of Office
AT Editor2020-06-17T14:39:35+01:00Interiors
The boundaries between workplace and living space are blurring. Isabel Blanco, marketing communications manager at Armstrong Ceiling Solutions, discusses how the ceiling can play its part in restoring work-life balance
Bracken House
AT Editor2020-03-25T13:42:38+00:00Renovation
John Robertson Architects draws on the work of architectural predecessors in its renovation of the Financial Times’ London office
Turning up the Heat
AT Editor2020-07-01T09:30:54+01:00CPD
A Steel for Life CPD, supported by Architecture Today, explores the performance of steel-framed structures in fire
Rock Solid
AT Editor2020-03-05T12:34:27+00:00Envelope
A new exhibition reflects a rebirth of interest in stone as a sustainable, beautiful and inexpensive structural material, say curators Amin Taha, Steve Webb and Pierre Bidaud