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Jason Sayer2024-11-20T13:11:53+00:00East London practice THISS Studio has reconfigured a Victorian terrace in Waltham Forest to maximise existing space and minimise carbon impact.
East London practice THISS Studio has reconfigured a Victorian terrace in Waltham Forest to maximise existing space and minimise carbon impact.
US firm Jahn has completed the Pritzker Military Archives Centre, providing the institution with a new gallery and 1,400 square metres of archival space.
In Dulwich, southeast London, RDA Architects has finished a new build home that is PassivHaus certified and in sync with the area’s Arts & Crafts vernacular.
Cultural strategist and founder of ‘Company, Place’ Vickie Hayward talks to AT about the role of art in placemaking and a new multi-disciplinary programme linking art and science at the University of Oxford’s Begbroke Innovation District, informing a masterplan by Hawkins\Brown.
Wellstudio Architecture has reimagined an Arts & Crafts home in Forest Hill, creating a light-filled extension that riffs on the home’s heritage.
Jason Sayer celebrates the successes of the Elizabeth Line, a project that's had a tremendous impact on London – and one that will continue to change the way we see and navigate the city.
The Elizabeth Line railway by Grimshaw, Maynard, Equation and AtkinsRéalis has won the 2024 RIBA Stirling Prize.
Open Practice Architecture and Kinder Design explore the potential of infill sites by turning a former MOT garage into a family home in southeast London.
HKS, Cagni Williams, and Sonnemann Toon Architects’ design for Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust includes a five storey Winter Garden and roof terrace at MMUH.
On Thursday 10th October, architects, engineers and fabricators from three projects presented how they worked together to deliver Schüco Excellence Award-winning schemes.
WilkinsonEyre, working with engineers Robert Bird Group, has completed a new headquarters for Deutsche Bank in London – a building that somehow manages to straddle the complex Moorgate Station interchange below.
Haworth Tompkins' £14.5 million transformation of the Warburg Institute in London's Bloomsbury includes the Institute’s first gallery, a 140-seat auditorium, and a state-of-the-art centre for special collections.