Shock of the New
AT Editor2018-09-27T17:20:30+01:00Interiors
Neolith® provides the perfect medium for art appreciation at MALBA
Open to the Public
AT Editor2018-09-10T16:42:11+01:00Installation
Alex Chinneck’s latest artwork is an unzipped office building in Kent
Priory Knowledge
AT Editor2018-09-13T15:50:47+01:00Building
Mawson Kerr employs unwanted oak and reclaimed slate in a new cafe at one of Britain’s best preserved medieval monasteries
Dundee’s V&A Cake
AT Editor2018-09-11T12:11:17+01:00Building
Kengo Kuma’s V&A Dundee – the largest ever UK project by a Japanese architect – opens in September
Prefab Preferences
AT Editor2018-08-09T14:45:36+01:00Books
A timely and affectionate study of how an earlier UK government set about solving the country's housing crisis
Cafe Culture
AT Editor2018-08-13T09:40:49+01:00Building
Reed Watts Architects has completed a pergola-inspired garden cafe at London’s V&A Museum
Crossover Appeal
AT Editor2018-07-30T10:21:06+01:00Building Review
David Chipperfield Architects’ expansion of the Royal Academy successfully redefines the country’s oldest arts institution, finds Daniel Rosbottom
Civic Ground
AT Editor2018-07-05T10:30:32+01:00Books
Patrick Lynch’s reflection on the craft of architecture should be read by every serious practitioner, says Michael Badu
Abbey Natural
AT Editor2019-05-16T10:51:55+01:00Building Review
Timothy Brittain-Catlin admires two sensitive, sumptuous new additions to Westminster Abbey: the Weston Tower by Ptolemy Dean and triforium galleries by MUMA
Reach For The Sky
AT Editor2018-07-10T09:42:36+01:00Building
Nex’s bold reworking of the RAF Museum in Hendon is designed to reconnect the organisation and its historic buildings with the local community and wider public
Writ in Water
AT Editor2018-07-16T16:18:44+01:00Building Review
A monument to Magna Carta is installed at Runnymede by artist Mark Wallinger in collaboration with architect Studio Octopi