Worldly Concerns
AT Editor2018-07-10T15:05:15+01:00Building Review
Olafur Eliasson’s headquarters for Kirk Kapital is conceived as a ‘total work of art’, but does it work as a building, asks Biba Dow?
Meeting Point
AT Editor2018-07-02T09:53:44+01:00Building Review
Brendan Woods applauds Stephen Taylor Architects’ Cadix housing in Antwerp
Camden Courtyards
AT Editor2018-06-14T15:35:34+01:00Building
A mid-rise London housing scheme by Sheppard Robson combines high levels of density with an equal share of public and private tenures
Right Track
AT Editor2018-06-08T13:37:31+01:00Building
BPTW Partnership’s Magna residential development is conceived as a gateway to Cambridge
Grass Roots
AT Editor2018-05-28T17:57:51+01:00Building
PAD studio has completed its first public building: a brick and glass tennis pavilion in Southsea, Portsmouth
Balancing Act
AT Editor2018-05-17T14:57:47+01:00Building
Craft and materiality underlie the transformation of a Victorian terrace house in a Hammersmith conservation area by Neil Dusheiko Architects
Another Level
AT Editor2018-05-03T08:57:22+01:00Building Review
A split-section apartment building by AHMM for Solidspace draws on the successes of the past in search of a new model of living attuned to the present, finds Mary Duggan
Simon Sainsbury Centre
AT Editor2018-04-26T12:55:20+01:00Building Review
Stanton Williams’ quiet extension to the Cambridge Judge Business School is enriched by care and the craft of building, finds Alan Berman
Remaking Kettle’s Yard
AT Editor2018-04-18T14:20:10+01:00Building Review
Charles Rattray welcomes Jamie Fobert Architects’ deft interventions at the much-loved Cambridge gallery
West House
AT Editor2018-04-16T16:48:38+01:00Building
A boarding house at Stowe School by MICA takes its cues from the landscape and neighbouring villas
Storey’s Fields Forever
AT Editor2018-04-10T14:22:16+01:00Envelope
MUMA invests the facades of a Cambridge community centre and nursery with functional and decorative purpose
Bourne Again
AT Editor2018-04-03T11:26:11+01:00Building Review
Two buildings by Matthew Lloyd Architects make sympathetic reference to a landmark London housing estate, finds Sally Lewis