Red and Green
AT Editor2020-06-19T15:08:50+01:00Envelope
Sheppard Robson completes a vivid office building set in lush landscaping in west London
Flat House
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:04+01:00Building Review A small building by Practice Architecture proposes a radical – and necessary – rethink of the construction industry, finds Alex de Rijke
Screen Test
AT Editor2019-11-28T11:55:57+00:00Envelope
Perforated metal cladding both disguises and reveals the activities within Morris & Company’s Energy Hub at Elephant Park
Backyard House
AT Editor2019-11-14T15:34:43+00:00Building
Architect Russell Jones has created a compact timber house within the perimeter wall of a Victorian outbuilding in north London
Schueco Excellence Awards 2019
AT Editor2019-08-13T11:40:21+01:00Awards
Projects by Nicholas Hare Architects and AHMM head the list of winners and commendations selected by this year’s distinguished jury
Glyndebourne Production Hub
AT Editor2024-02-15T10:14:49+00:00Building Nicholas Hare Architects has completed the venue's largest project since the opera house was rebuilt
More to Zinc Than Meets the Eye
AT Editor2019-07-03T15:43:55+01:00Envelope
VMZINC explores the enduring appeal of zinc cladding and roofing in historic and contemporary architecture
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
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
Material Masterclass
AT Editor2019-04-01T16:28:12+01:00Stone
From roofs to floors in hotels, castles, museums and visitor centres, Welsh Slate delivers, whatever the project.
Look and Feel
AT Editor2018-09-17T10:21:40+01:00Building
Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture seeks sensory stimulation in a new school dining hall in south London