MMC – Future models
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:53:45+01:00Watch our AT Schüco webinar exploring how current and future generations can unlock the potential of modern methods of construction.
Unitised thinking
AT Editor2022-05-11T11:54:01+01:00Stefan Trifonov, Head of Engineering at Schüco UK, in conversation with Architecture Today’s Technical Editor John Ramshaw, discusses how modern methods of construction (MMC) are being used to optimise Schüco’s latest generation of unitised curtain wall systems.
MMC – Future models
AT Editor2022-03-30T11:02:54+01:00An AT Schüco webinar exploring how current and future generations can unlock the potential of modern methods of construction is taking place on Wednesday 30 March.
MMC – constraint or opportunity?
AT Editor2022-05-11T12:05:42+01:00Watch our AT Schüco webinar exploring modern methods of construction and how we decide which ones are best suited to our building projects.
MMC – constraint or opportunity?
AT Editor2022-02-23T16:56:42+01:00An AT Schüco webinar exploring modern methods of construction and how we decide which ones are best suited to our building projects is taking place on Wednesday 23rd February.
Onwards for Offsite
AT Editor2020-11-27T12:16:09+01:00Construction Managing partner Simon Bayliss tells Ruth Slavid why HTA Design is a firm believer in modular construction
Flat House
AT Editor2021-05-18T16:56:04+01:00Building Review A small building by Practice Architecture proposes a radical – and necessary – rethink of the construction industry, finds Alex de Rijke
Bay Display
AT Editor2020-02-07T11:25:42+01:00Envelope
Prefabricated bay windows articulate a specialist ear, nose, throat and dental facility for University College London Hospitals by Pilbrow & Partners
Stack Effect
AT Editor2019-08-19T09:38:29+01:00Building Review
Tom Lewith explores Wilkinson Eyre’s modular prefabricated student accommodation on the Dyson Campus
Delivering A Masonry Masterpiece
AT Editor2019-09-02T10:41:20+01:00Envelope
The classical facades of the Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre in Loughborough incorporate more than 1000 brick slip feature arches and almost three kilometres of offsite cornice designed and manufactured by IG Masonry Support
Raising Aspirations
AT Editor2019-07-04T09:47:55+01:00Building
Glenn Howells’ Architects’ 32-storey, brick-clad student tower for Urbanest in London’s Vauxhall