In Opera Group Co-founder and Director Enzo Favro talks to AT about supporting Regenerative Design 2026, developing more sustainable materials, and the need for clearer standards and closer collaboration across the construction supply chain.
Webb Yates, Arup, Groupwork’s three-storey prototype at Earls Court explores how pre-tensioned stone can replace carbon-intensive materials, reimagining the structural frame as a durable, low-energy and reusable system for the future of construction.
Wilkinson King Architects and Webb Yates Engineers’ low-carbon family home on the South Downs in West Sussex integrates structural stone and cross-laminated timber (CLT) to make the most of its rural setting.
Set amid the rugged landscape of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Izat Arundell’s holiday let uses local stone and timber framing to create a cosy retreat.
Steve Webb of Webb Yates Engineers has produced a learning module on stone for School of Specification. Here, he explains how the potato/tomato line provides a clue as to how stone construction might be developed in the UK.
Article 25 with Michael Hadi Associates and Max Fordham have designed new, passively cooled classrooms for a college in west Niger.
Níall McLaughlin Architects’ exquisite music practice and performance space for Trinity Hall, Cambridge, may be diminutive in scale, but it joins a small pantheon of modernist projects that can be considered total works of art, says John Pardey.
pH+ Architects’ fascinating reinvention of the English Country House combines boldness and precision with intimacy and a strong connection to its site, finds David Hills.
Katerina Dionysopoulou and Billy Mavropoulos discuss the importance of material research and establishing close working relationships with specialist suppliers and subcontractors
Caroline Hall from Natural Stone Projects answers readers’questions on stone.
Building Morrow + Lorraine carves luxury holiday villas into Dorset’s Jurassic Coast
