Turner in Twickenham
AT Editor2017-08-29T14:12:30+01:00Building
The only house designed by artist JMW Turner has been restored and opened to the public
The Glass Chain
AT Editor2017-08-01T09:49:40+01:00Installation
Space Popular creates a kaleidoscopic glass construction to raise ideas around spatial perception
London’s Finest
AT Editor2017-07-04T16:12:52+01:00Viewpoint
The definitive ‘Guide to the Architecture of London’, first published in 1983, is now available as a free app. Authors Edward Jones and Christopher Woodward revisit their highlights for AT.
Wright Angles
AT Editor2017-07-07T16:15:25+01:00History
Gwyn Lloyd Jones traces Frank Lloyd Wright’s foreign tours for his study of ‘the first global architect’
Future Focus
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:42:07+01:00Research
Peter Murray visits the Norman Foster Foundation in Madrid, where the architect’s work will be used to shape discussion about the issues of tomorrow
Modernist Belgrade
AT Editor2017-06-13T13:25:37+01:00History
A new map-guide chronicles the city’s twentieth-century landmarks
Narrative Voice
AT Editor2017-05-30T15:11:37+01:00History
Claire Jamieson, author of a new monograph on NATØ, examines the enduring significance of the ‘last radical architectural group of the twentieth century’
Aalto Encounters
AT Editor2017-05-23T15:17:18+01:00Books
Surprising revelations emerge in John Stewart's masterly examination of the life of the great Finnish architectÂ
Decommunized
AT Editor2017-05-12T16:43:37+01:00Gallery
Recording endangered mosaics by Soviet artists in Ukraine
Back to the Future
AT Editor2023-04-21T10:37:43+01:00Books Elain Harwood’s monumental ‘Space, Hope and Brutalism: English Archittecture 1945-1975’ honours an era of architectural optimism, finds Owen Hatherley
Lines of Thought
AT Editor2017-05-18T09:32:16+01:00Viewpoint
As a collection of his architectural commentary is published, Robert Adam considers the purpose and pleasures of writing on building
