Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:47:48+01:00Viewpoint
Covid could accelerate progress towards net zero carbon offices says Peter Fisher, director at Bennetts Associates
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:04+01:00Viewpoint
The function of the office will increasingly be to foster culture, says Nicola Rutt, partner at Hawkins Brown
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:19+01:00Viewpoint
As social beings we will always want the office – but change is inevitable says Matthew Blain, Principal at Hassell
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2022-08-01T17:19:20+01:00Office design will be driven by the wellbeing as well as safety of staff, says Despina Katsikakis, Head of Occupier Business Performance at Cushman & Wakefield.
Offices After Coronavirus
AT Editor2020-07-14T15:48:42+01:00Viewpoint
Offices are here to stay, but change is guaranteed says Richard Kauntze, CEO of the British Council for Offices
Informing Design
AT Editor2021-11-15T11:04:54+00:00Viewpoint To improve housing design we should take every opportunity to better understand residents, says Mæ's Alex Ely
‘Rebuilding Notre Dame’
AT Editor2020-05-12T14:39:55+01:00Viewpoint
A year after fire ravaged Notre-Dame de Paris, a TV documentary shows encouraging signs of progress in a reconstruction project that raises both structural and philosophical problems, says Donald Insall
Back to the Future
AT Editor2020-04-28T09:59:27+01:00Viewpoint
There has never been a better time to learn from the post-war new towns, says Katy Lock
Eternal Hopes
AT Editor2020-04-20T10:32:30+01:00Viewpoint
Many architects seek to make ‘timeless’ buildings. Too bad, says Robert Adam – it can’t be done
Distance Learning
AT Editor2020-04-03T20:56:08+01:00Education
The present crisis should encourage both practice and education to embrace the innovative potential of networks, says London School of Architecture founder Will Hunter
Rock Solid
AT Editor2020-03-05T12:34:27+00:00Envelope
A new exhibition reflects a rebirth of interest in stone as a sustainable, beautiful and inexpensive structural material, say curators Amin Taha, Steve Webb and Pierre Bidaud
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
