Coroner’s Court extension
Jason Sayer2024-07-23T13:41:08+01:00Lynch Architects’ addition to the Coroner’s Court in Westminster serves as a place of remembrance and embeds the work of stained glass artist Brian Clarke.
Dispatches from the tag rugby field: Hannah Wilson
Jason Sayer2024-07-22T09:22:42+01:00AT chats to… Hannah Wilson, a player and coach for Great Britain Women’s Open tag rugby team and associate at Piercy&Company about the influence of sport on her career in architecture.
Meet the client: Anurag Verma
Jason Sayer2024-07-04T10:30:44+01:00Anurag Verma, chair of the Rural Urban Synthesis Society, has been instrumental in delivering a sustainable neighbourhood for its community in Lewisham. Verma talks to AT about the process of bringing the project to fruition and what’s next for the Community Land Trust.
Rural Urban Synthesis Society
Jason Sayer2024-07-03T15:47:09+01:00Shepheard Epstein Hunter, with Architype and Jon Broome Associates, has completed 36 homes for the Rural Urban Synthesis Society, a community land trust in Lewisham.
Dispatches from Seoul and the Serpentine: Minsuk Cho
Jason Sayer2024-06-25T09:05:42+01:00AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.
Cockpit Deptford
Jason Sayer2024-10-09T11:04:14+01:00In Deptford, Southeast London, Cooke Fawcett has added makers studios for Cockpit, a charity that offers space and support for creatives.
Dispatches from Rules Restaurant
Jason Sayer2024-06-24T09:13:53+01:00The so-called "Grunt Group" aka Christopher Cross, Jeremy Dixon, Michael Gold and Edward Jones reflect on 50 years of practice, looking back to when they celebrated their first competition success.
Home10
Jason Sayer2024-06-12T17:01:39+01:00In Leyton, east London, FBM Architects has completed a new residential development of 47 homes for Waltham Forest Council that takes cues from the Victorian vernacular local to the area.
Deadline extension announced for AT Awards
Jason Sayer2024-06-12T14:44:29+01:00We are giving you more time to submit and complete your entry to the Architecture Today Awards for buildings that stand the test of time!
Mass Studies’ Serpentine Pavilion
AT Editor2024-06-06T08:29:26+01:00Archipelagic Void by Korean architect Minsuk Cho of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies is the 2024 Serpentine Pavilion and features five unique 'islands' cast in black timber.
Narsighar House
AT Editor2024-06-05T09:39:25+01:00In Rajasthan, western India, Sanjay Puri Architects has designed a private home that deals with the intense climactic conditions by embodying traditional building techniques while designing for a multi-generational household.
Dispatches from the sky: Donn Delson
AT Editor2024-06-14T13:54:10+01:00AT caught up with American fine art aerial photographer Donn Delson in a helicopter while flying over London as he surveyed the city’s rooftops. We found out what he’s looking for, what he’s discovered and why he does it.