Out of the Slums
AT Editor2018-06-05T14:47:33+01:00Books
John Boughton’s book on the rise and fall of council housing couldn’t come at a better time, says Rosamund Lily West
Books
John Boughton’s book on the rise and fall of council housing couldn’t come at a better time, says Rosamund Lily West
Building Review
A split-section apartment building by AHMM for Solidspace draws on the successes of the past in search of a new model of living attuned to the present, finds Mary Duggan
Building Review A triplet of listed gasholders is converted to residential use by Wilkinson Eyre Architects and Jonathan Tuckey Design
Building
A flagship mixed-use development by Make Architects is planned around a publicly accessible garden located close to London’s Oxford Street
Building Review
Two buildings by Matthew Lloyd Architects make sympathetic reference to a landmark London housing estate, finds Sally Lewis
Building
A mixed-use scheme by Inglis Badrashi Loddo extends a Victorian laundry and reinterprets its character
Building
Daykin Marshall Studio's new angle on a traditional urban housing type
Building Review
DSDHA aims for super-density with contextual sympathy in a pair of central London residential buildings
Building
BPTW draws on historic references for a housing scheme in Greenwich, south London
Building
Levitt Bernstein's fully-affordable housing in Walthamstow draws on its industrial context
Building
A former London printworks has been sensitively refurbished by Buckley Gray Yeoman
Exhibition
Milton Keynes' Netherfield housing, designed in 1971 by Cross Dixon Gold Jones, comes under scrutiny
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