Quarry Studios
AT Editor2021-02-18T15:16:51+01:00Moxon Architects’ self-built Cairngorms office makes an exemplary response to a sensitive landscape, finds David McClean
Handyside Street
AT Editor2021-02-18T15:12:56+01:00Reflections and dappled daylight animate a London office building by Coffey Architects
Yorkton Workshops
Susan Warlow2021-02-18T15:18:53+01:00Cassion Castle Architects has transformed a dilapidated block in Hackney into a contemporary design office
Business and Pleasure
AT Editor2021-01-29T10:27:55+01:00Building Review Turner Works mixes low-cost workspace and a leisure destination in a development that seems well suited to uncertain times, finds Louis Mayes
How Sustainable Are You In Practice?
AT Editor2020-11-25T17:10:31+01:00Talk An online seminar hosted by Schueco UK and Architecture Today explored sustainability within practice and how this can inform wider working methods
Workplaces After Covid
AT Editor2020-11-02T17:30:25+01:00Video An online seminar hosted by Schueco UK and Architecture Today explored emerging trends in workplace design
Workplaces After Covid
AT Editor2020-10-23T15:18:48+01:00Event Register for an AT/Schueco webinar on emerging trends in workplace design
Back in Style
AT Editor2020-10-29T12:59:24+01:00Building Piercy & Company weaves historic references into its renovation of a former clothing factory
Critical Construction
AT Editor2020-07-22T15:02:39+01:00Building Review
A London office building by Witherford Watson Mann is shaped by care for those who built it, those who will occupy it, and those just passing by, finds Michael Badu
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