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Why they won: A closer look at all the Architect of the Year Awards 2024 winning entries
The winners of the Architect of the Year Awards were announced at a ceremony last night. Here is more detail about all the winning entries
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BDP unveils plans for £700m Warwick University campus overhaul
Programme of upgrades to include several new teaching and research buildings
What made this project… Westminster Coroner’s Court by Lynch Architects
Bio-based buildings: ‘Changes in materials are important, but so too is the milieu in which they emerge'
CPD 16 2024: Embedding excellence in carbon management
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A crisis hiding in plain sight: how the UK’s built environment is failing children and young people
While housing supply and affordability dominate public debate, the lack of safe, accessible spaces for children and adolescents is a critical yet overlooked issue. Nora Redmond takes a closer look at why the built environment has left young people so underserved
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Escape to the garden: Modular workspaces for a balanced life
Okopod installation makes use of Kebony wood to deliver bespoke outdoor extension
Crafting an outdoor retreat in Hampstead with Black and Milk
Drawing inspiration from Hampstead’s woodlands, Black and Milk’s garden house design skillfully merges organic architecture with modern luxury, creating a garden house that serves as both a guest retreat and a spa-like sanctuary
What made this project… Brighton Dome by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
The judges for this year’s AYAs were impressed with Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ body of work, as the practice was named a finalist for two awards, including Creative Conservation Architect of the Year.
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On-demand case study: Alex Smith, Partner, Sheppard Robson on Pall Mall Court
On-demand case study: Stuart Fraser, partner, Make Architects on the New Bailey masterplan
On-demand case study: Michael Riley, architect director, BDP on Warwick University
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Architect of the Year Awards 2024
Big names among winners of 2024 Architect of the Year Awards
What made this project… Westminster Coroner’s Court by Lynch Architects
What made this project… Monex HQ by Arquid
What made this project… Triangle House by Artefact Studio
What made this project… the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering by HLM Architects
AYA 2024 shortlists: Refurbishment and Reinvention Architect of the Year
AYA 2024 shortlists: Private Housing Architect of the Year
What made this project… Brighton Dome by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
AYA 2024 shortlists: One Off Small Project of the Year
AYA 2024 shortlists: Public and Social Housing Architect of the Year
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Boomers to Zoomers
A crisis hiding in plain sight: how the UK’s built environment is failing children and young people
A triangular community: how Author brings generations together at King’s Cross
Teenagers collaborate on King’s Cross timber pavilion
Co-living: Where does it go from here?
LDA and Matt+Fiona collaborate with youth group on HS2 ‘meanwhile use’ community garden
From the ground up: Ackroyd Lowrie on a mission to turn school leavers into architects with real work experience
Creating communities for all: Jenny Buterchi on PRP’s vision for age-inclusive living
Building communities, not just homes: The case for intergenerational living
How Essex teenagers are shaping their community with a little help from MATT+FIONA
Housing providers and charities urge government to adopt accessibility standards for new-build homes
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McAslan’s £200m Belfast Grand Central station opens for passenger services
David Miller Architects unveils new laboratory building close to King’s Cross
In Pictures: Bennetts Associates’ University of Edinburgh learning centre
RSHP completes redevelopment for two Knightsbridge hotels
Adrian James Architects completes boarding house at Shrewsbury School
Project Orange unveils vernacular-inspired housing scheme in Suffolk
Fosters completes ‘groundbreaking’ NYC headquarters with OXMAN
Canary Wharf showcases ‘green spine’ after teaming up with Eden Project
Haworth Tompkins unveils £14.5m transformation of London’s Warburg Institute
Fathom reimagines user experience at 2 Pancras Square
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Reviews
‘A fantastic, informative, and in-depth resource’: new guide helps illuminate the architecture apprenticeship pathway
Playing the Game: Work-Life Balance in Architecture
How to make good cities
The Mexican connection: How Sordo Madaleno built a global practice across the generations
BD Film Club: Empire of Light revisited
Modern Buildings in Blackheath and Greenwich: London 1950-2000
Dhaka Architectural Guide: ‘A city changing at a dizzying speed’
Londoners Making London: ‘There is a gap in physical space that creative, determined people fill’
Inclusion Emergency: ‘An emergency that we can no longer afford to ignore’
Carlos Moreno’s 15-Minute City: Visionary urbanism or just recycled ideas?
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WA100 2024
WA100 2024: Architects expect patchy international growth
WA100 2024: The big list
WA100 2024: Digital edition
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This Stirling Prize is a riposte to the chorus of British declinism
The Elizabeth Line’s Stirling Prize triumph exemplifies Britain’s capacity to deliver transformative, forward-looking infrastructure through exceptional design and collaboration
What’s stopping us from thinking differently about retrofit?
If we are going to build less, does that mean we need to maintain more, asks Anna Beckett
Making Richmount Gardens garden-less: What a post-war Blackheath scheme can tell us about our infill addiction
As infill developments surge in response to London’s housing crisis, the case of Richmount Gardens highlights the costs to community spaces and social infrastructure, writes Trevor Morriss
How AI can help us to create a more inclusive and equitable world
In this examination of the role artificial intelligence can play in our future, Diego Padilla-Philipps envisions a world in which human creativity and individualism, passions and emotions will always have a place
The Coach: Feelings and when it’s right to express them
Louise Rodgers reflects on a personal experience to discuss the challenges of knowing when to express emotions and the impact they can have on our relationships
From dingy to desirable: Changing the perception of student accommodation
Debbie McCreath on how student accommodation has evolved from basic lodgings to vibrant communities
Why they won: A closer look at all the Architect of the Year Awards 2024 winning entries
The winners of the Architect of the Year Awards were announced at a ceremony last night. Here is more detail about all the winning entries
A crisis hiding in plain sight: how the UK’s built environment is failing children and young people
While housing supply and affordability dominate public debate, the lack of safe, accessible spaces for children and adolescents is a critical yet overlooked issue. Nora Redmond takes a closer look at why the built environment has left young people so underserved
5 minutes with … Ondrej Chybik at Chybik + Kristof
The co-founder and director of his architectural studio on expanding to London, the frustratingly slow pace of the construction process and his in-depth interest in insects
Not in my Brick Lane: Truman Brewery’s uphill struggle to win support for development plans
The last time the East End land owner tried to bring change to the iconic London thoroughfare, it was met by fierce resistance. With even more ambitious plans now lodged with the council, what are the odds of them winning the locals over? Alex Funk went to find out
Highlights from New York’s Climate Week
To coincide with the UN General Assembly last week, more than 2,000 climate advisers, business leaders and politicial figures gathered to find ways to accelerate the path to net zero. Here are some of the themes they discussed at the Climate Group’s conference
Designing change: Can a clutch of new MPs with built environment experience make an impact at Westminster?
With a fresh cohort of MPs who bring architectural and planning expertise to Parliament, Ben Flatman asks whether this new perspective can help address the UK’s long-standing issues with urban design and housing policy, or if they will be stymied by the realities of political life
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A triangular community: how Author brings generations together at King’s Cross
A decade in the making: Norton Folgate’s controversial redevelopment unveiled
‘A glimpse of new horizons’: Cooke Fawcett’s reworking of Cockpit’s craft incubator
A harmonious blend of context and concept: Mass Studies reimagines the Serpentine Pavilion
Under The Big Roof… Charity unites generations and nurtures skills that last a lifetime
London College of Fashion strikes a pose with new campus by Allies & Morrison
River Wing by Witherford Watson Mann: 'This is the closest we've come to the structure being the architecture'
Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects: ‘We like to call it a barn non-conversion’
How Corstorphine & Wright are reimagining Bloomsbury's Victoria House as a life sciences hub
‘A nightclub on a massive scale’: touring Populous’ £365m Co-op Live arena
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