Cromwell Place
AT Editor2021-02-18T15:21:09+01:00Buckley Gray Yeoman creates a unique arts hub from five Georgian terrace houses
Forensic Focus
AT Editor2020-11-27T15:03:26+01:00Books Vicky Richardson welcomes a detailed account of Flores & Prats’ creation of the Sala Beckett theatre from a Barcelona workers’ co-op
Page Turners
AT Editor2020-11-06T09:08:43+01:00Culture Editors behind three new magazines exploring architecture and the built environment explain their approach
Gothic Revival
AT Editor2020-10-09T16:58:10+01:00Building Review Jack Richards admires a contemporary but contextual addition to the Fratry at Carlisle Cathedral by Feilden Fowles
Dance Partner
AT Editor2020-04-23T16:11:26+01:00Building Review
Glenn Howells Architects’ headquarters for the English National Ballet forms the heart of a new London neighbourhood. Lucy Bullivant reports
Access to Art
AT Editor2020-04-05T20:13:55+01:00Building Review
Inclusion is a central principle of Ruff Architects’ Barbican Art Gallery renovation, finds Rachael Marshall
Garden Gate
AT Editor2020-04-08T21:01:41+01:00Building
A cluster of buildings by Adam Richards Architects encourages visitors to explore the landscape around Walmer Castle
Factory Finish
AT Editor2020-03-09T11:00:21+01:00Renovation & Refurbishment
Uncertainty about the value of recent heritage in China allows for bold but sensitive approaches to adaptive reuse, says Jee Liu
Design-led Development
AT Editor2020-02-13T12:00:16+01:00Building Review
New Medicine Galleries by Wilkinson Eyre conclude the first phase of an ambitious reinvention of London’s Science Museum. Lucy Bullivant follows the story so far
Peak Performance
AT Editor2020-01-06T10:07:55+01:00Building Review
Exemplary acoustics are achieved on a modest budget at Tim Ronalds Architects’ Grange Park Opera
Soho’s Full Circle
AT Editor2020-01-17T11:13:02+01:00Building Review
Soda Studio’s flexible Boulevard theatre anchors an intricate central London redevelopment, discovers Ian Chalk
Listing to Last
AT Editor2019-11-21T21:37:57+01:00Viewpoint
Twentieth Century Society chair Catherine Croft looks back at the organisation’s successful campaigns during its first 40 years