Higher Ground
AT Editor2019-07-04T09:47:42+01:00Building
MJP Architects' Aspire Point in London's Stratford contains 445 rooms for Queen Mary University students
Raising Aspirations
AT Editor2019-07-04T09:47:55+01:00Building
Glenn Howells’ Architects’ 32-storey, brick-clad student tower for Urbanest in London’s Vauxhall
Living the High Life
AT Editor2019-07-04T09:48:04+01:00Building
Mapleton Crescent in Wandsworth by Metropolitan Workshop
Tall Buildings Conference
AT Editor2019-07-04T09:48:12+01:00Conference
'High-Rise and Small Spaces': an Architecture Today event focussed on issues in designing tall, small-unit residential buildings
Gainsford Road
AT Editor2019-05-24T10:33:01+01:00Building
A north-east London apartment building by Gort Scott reinterprets local Victorian architecture
Homes that Work
AT Editor2019-05-09T09:29:39+01:00Viewpoint
Residential architecture must adapt to the needs of home-workers, says Frances Holliss
A Tale of Two Types
AT Editor2019-04-16T09:50:42+01:00Building Review
Simon Henley on Dixon Jones’ inventive addition behind an art deco facade
Double Vision
AT Editor2020-06-23T12:53:42+01:00Building Review
Jo McCafferty admires a fraternal pair of apartment buildings by Karakusevic Carson and David Chipperfield Architects
Ridding Court
AT Editor2019-04-18T11:05:45+01:00Housing
Contextual sensitivity guides a Winchester housing scheme by Cowper Griffith Architects
Estates Revisited
AT Editor2019-04-16T09:53:49+01:00Books
Colin Davies appraises two new surveys of contemporary life within notable housing schemes that have been both revered and reviled
Court Appeal
AT Editor2020-06-23T12:53:57+01:00Building Review
Combining typological invention with a strong urban expression, Peter Barber Architects’ McGrath Road scheme gives a unique twist to ordinary London housing, finds Murray Fraser