A key section of the Sydney Metro, Australia’s biggest public transport project, has finally opened. Set to total 46 stations and 113km of new railway line, we take a look at four of the stations that have just completed, designed by Foster + Partners, Architectus, Cox Architecture, Woods Bagot and John McAslan + Partners.
Office of Displaced Designers (ODD) is calling on UK construction professionals for urgent funding to equip architects and designers in Gaza with the skills to rebuild from the ruins of their homeland. Founder Shareen Elnaschie and one of the co-directors Elizabeth Cunningham explain how you can help.
In Fitzrovia, Central London, White Red Architects has given an old warehouse a new lease of life as a garage and office space in a project that re-connected a client with their great grandfather.
Henry Hussey and Sophia Olver, co-founders of OHSH Projects – a travelling artistic project that links artists and spaces – speak to AT about their latest exhibition, VESSEL, currently on show at The Bottle Factory in southeast London.
The historic Arding & Hobbs department store in Clapham Junction has undergone a mixed-use restoration by London studio Stiff + Trevillion, now offering a gym, food hall and office space.
In Barking, east London, White Arkitekter with Be First has added 386 new homes as part of the Gascoigne Estate regeneration.
London studio Unknown Works has designed a new showroom for electronic vehicle brand Zeekr in Amsterdam as the company’s new European headquarters.
London studio Artefact has extended a 1950s property in Surrey, making clever use of triangular blue blocks and terracotta tiles to add some Caribbean flavour to the suburban home.
Director of Stallan-Brand, Paul Stallan laments how Glasgow is failing to protect its key historic buildings and calls for investment into the city centre to preserve its built heritage.
Architecture, culture and gastronomy collide in a vibrant Japanese restaurant in the centre of Prague, designed by local practice SOA architekti.
Lynch 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.
