Centenary Celebration
AT Editor2019-10-17T13:48:35+01:00Exhibition
Relationships that laid the foundations for post-war British architecture are explored in RIBA’s Bauhaus exhibition, writes co-curator Pete Collard
Brackley Town Hall
AT Editor2019-07-18T09:41:07+01:00Building
Social and economic sustainability were key concerns in Haverstock’s restoration of Brackley Town Hall
Sublime and Sustainable
AT Editor2019-07-04T10:00:12+01:00Building Review
Ian Ritchie discovers an exquisite transformation of a crumbling historic house in Iran by designer Parisa Manouchehri
Van de Velde: Art and Industry
AT Editor2019-05-30T11:45:35+01:00Books
Ian Latham reviews Richard Hollis’ biography of a pivotal but often neglected figure in design history
Beauty Myths
AT Editor2020-10-22T15:27:59+01:00Viewpoint Current efforts to define a popular standard for beauty in building echo historic debates, says Timothy Hyde, but the judgments of law courts have often been more significant than the court of public opinion
Estates Revisited
AT Editor2019-04-16T09:53:49+01:00Books
Colin Davies appraises two new surveys of contemporary life within notable housing schemes that have been both revered and reviled
‘The Collective City’ – Seoul Biennale 2019
AT Editor2019-03-28T10:39:58+00:00Events
Brendan Woods on the curators' hopes and ambitions for this autumn’s event
The 50-year-long Project
AT Editor2019-03-28T10:58:35+00:00Refurbishment
Half a century after winning the competition to restore Ljubljana Castle, architect Ambient is still working on the project
100 Churches, 100 Years
AT Editor2019-03-21T01:20:19+00:00Book
Ecclesiastical highlights of the century, selected by the Twentieth Century Society
Moving Images
AT Editor2018-11-20T11:29:54+00:00Film
The modern architectural masterpieces of Columbus, Indiana, take a lead role in a debut feature film, says Simon Knox
