Straw Room
AT Editor2020-09-17T14:25:05+01:00Building
Outpost’s new meeting room is constructed from straw bales
Join the Conversation
AT Editor2020-08-28T13:26:03+01:00Competition Entries are now open for the Timber Trade Federation’s Conversations about Climate Change design competition and exhibition
Cradle-to-cradle
AT Editor2021-12-06T14:19:20+00:00The third in a series of online events hosted by Schüco and Architecture Today explored the need for cradle-to-cradle construction and how much progress has been made in turning this concept into reality.
Talking Point
AT Editor2020-07-30T10:04:05+01:00Competition
The Timber Trade Federation’s Conversations about Climate Change design competition is open for entries
Art of Adaptation
AT Editor2020-05-04T09:32:30+01:00Sustainability
Improved environmental performance and functionality are key to Haworth Tompkins’ successful reworking of Kingston University’s Knights Park Campus
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
Sink or Swim
AT Editor2020-03-05T11:01:48+00:00Viewpoint
With flooding set to increase almost everywhere people live, water must become central to our thinking about architecture and urbanism, says Iñaki Alday
Smart Reworking
AT Editor2020-03-02T11:05:29+00:00Building
OEB Architects’ refurbishment and extension of a townhouse in north London meets the Passivhaus EnerPHit standard
Xavier de Kestelier
AT Editor2020-02-21T13:45:13+00:00My Kind of Town
Muktinath and Kagbeni provide important lessons in minimising environmental impact
Temporary Contemporary
AT Editor2020-01-30T19:12:38+00:00Pavilion
Haworth Tompkins’ demountable and sustainable theatre is on tour
Old to New
AT Editor2019-11-14T15:40:35+00:00Envelope
The international CobBauge collaboration aims to give new impetus to a traditional building material, says Anthony Hudson
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
AT Editor2019-10-24T10:50:38+01:00Building
A pavilion commissioned by AT for a sustainability exhibition has long outlived its original use. David Grandorge – who led its design – explains what happened next
