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Dispatches from Bratislava: Petra Marko

Jason Sayer2024-08-13T14:24:43+01:00

After 15 years in London, Petra Marko has moved back to Bratislava, stepped out of her practice and taken on a public sector role as chief executive of the Metropolitan Institute of Bratislava. She talks to AT about her ambitions for the institution and more.

Dispatches from Bratislava: Petra MarkoJason Sayer2024-08-13T14:24:43+01:00

AT Webinar: Designing sustainable, employee-centric warehouses

Jason Sayer2024-09-17T19:50:10+01:00

Who and what is driving demand for architect-designed warehouses and light industrial space? And how can you get involved? Join us on Thursday 12th September to learn about the market for light industrial and logistical centres and find out how architects and clients are delivering new projects.

AT Webinar: Designing sustainable, employee-centric warehousesJason Sayer2024-09-17T19:50:10+01:00

Rubble Garden

Jason Sayer2024-08-12T16:02:14+01:00

London studio MATT+FIONA has led the creation of the ‘Rubble Garden’ with help from a local group of 11- to 14-year-olds.

Rubble GardenJason Sayer2024-08-12T16:02:14+01:00

Ask the expert: Digital management systems

AT Editor2024-08-14T10:02:57+01:00

Aamba Devrou, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Total Synergy, in conversation with AT Technical Editor John Ramshaw, discusses how digital management systems can streamline workflows and improve output for architectural practices.

Ask the expert: Digital management systemsAT Editor2024-08-14T10:02:57+01:00

Materials library: Piercy&Company

Isolde Brampton-Greene2024-12-18T13:23:44+00:00

Matti Lampila, Cathrin Walczyk, and Sofia Steffenoni discuss how the practice’s approach to materiality is informed by craft, technology and making.

Materials library: Piercy&CompanyIsolde Brampton-Greene2024-12-18T13:23:44+00:00

Küstrin-Kietz Rail Crossing

AT Editor2024-08-09T12:55:03+01:00

Knight Architects’ recently completed Küstrin-Kietz Rail Crossing on the German/Polish border is the world's first railway bridge to use carbon fibre as a loadbearing material.

Küstrin-Kietz Rail CrossingAT Editor2024-08-09T12:55:03+01:00

Ask the expert: Heritage buildings and Part L compliance

AT Editor2024-12-09T10:33:13+00:00

Lauma Balina, Principal Engineer, Partner at Max Fordham, answers readers’ questions on Heritage buildings and Part L compliance.

Ask the expert: Heritage buildings and Part L complianceAT Editor2024-12-09T10:33:13+00:00

Ramencraft

Jason Sayer2024-08-07T11:41:21+01:00

Architecture, culture and gastronomy collide in a vibrant Japanese restaurant in the centre of Prague, designed by local practice SOA architekti.

RamencraftJason Sayer2024-08-07T11:41:21+01:00

My Kind of Town: Laura Carrara-Cagni

Isolde Brampton-Greene2025-02-03T17:31:11+00:00

Laura Carrara-Cagni returns to Genoa, its port and medieval old town, one of the largest historic centres in Europe.

My Kind of Town: Laura Carrara-CagniIsolde Brampton-Greene2025-02-03T17:31:11+00:00

Ten transformative parkland projects

Jason Sayer2024-08-13T14:27:30+01:00

Just because it’s summer and we wish we were outdoors… we’re celebrating projects that transform under-used sites into unexpected gardens of delight.

Ten transformative parkland projectsJason Sayer2024-08-13T14:27:30+01:00

ROCKWOOL® launches Fire Barrier EN

AT Editor2024-08-05T16:23:28+01:00

ROCKWOOL^® launches Fire Barrier EN

ROCKWOOL® launches Fire Barrier ENAT Editor2024-08-05T16:23:28+01:00

Decarbonising historic estates

Isolde Brampton-Greene2024-08-05T09:05:34+01:00

How can historic institutions adapt to current and ever-changing sustainability standards? Cathy Slessor explains how Wright & Wright is working with the British Museum, Lambeth Palace and St John’s College, Oxford, to decarbonise their estates.

Decarbonising historic estatesIsolde Brampton-Greene2024-08-05T09:05:34+01:00