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By Ben Flatman
AYA Gold Award winner Feilden Fowles’ new dining hall at Homerton College, Cambridge signals a profound commitment to openness and diversity by both client and architect
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By Tom Lowe3 comments
Ministers set to amend law to stop developers from building unless they pay into remediation fund
By Elizabeth Hopkirk4 comments
Improving 3.3m homes would cost £37.5bn, says institute
By Elizabeth Hopkirk1 comments
In pictures: Norwich’s luminous Digi-Tech Factory will accommodate 500 students
Monumental ramp will connect museum’s Asian and Cypriot collections
By Thomas Lane
The pioneering building services engineer’s career path was set while he was still at school - but without a textbook in sight, writes Thomas Lane
By Emily Twinch
Others who worked on project include Mizzi Studio
By Dave Rogers2 comments
Communities secretary has issued notice preventing demolition work at 72 Upper Ground site ahead of possible call in
By Jim Dunton1 comments
Practice will work with Purcell on upgrade timed to mark historic centre’s 350th birthday
By Jim Dunton
New River Head project will repurpose 18th- and 19th-century industrial buildings to house Quentin Blake archive
By Elizabeth Hopkirk1 comments
In pictures: Norwich’s luminous Digi-Tech Factory will accommodate 500 students
By Thomas Lane
The pioneering building services engineer’s career path was set while he was still at school - but without a textbook in sight, writes Thomas Lane
By Thomas Lane1 comments
Embarrassed by being one of the worst carbon culprits in the region, the college set out to be net zero by 2030. Retrofitting 763 windows was just the start of it, finds Thomas Lane
By Tom Lowe1 comments
Footage shows roof of Richard Rogers’ 1999 dome shredded as 122mph winds batter UK
By Elizabeth Hopkirk1 comments
In pictures: Norwich’s luminous Digi-Tech Factory will accommodate 500 students
By Jordan Marshall1 comments
Cantilevered copper roof extension contains lecture theatre and classroom
By Anna Beckett3 comments
The Victorians built long-lasting structures with limited foundations yet our perception of acceptable risk has changed completely and we are now overdesigning. Anna Beckett wonders if there is a better balance to be struck
By Anna Beckett
The ready availability of concrete and steel seems to have discouraged us from experimenting with new possibilities, says Anna Beckett
By Tom Lowe
Uncertainty and shortage of testing capacity leaves UK in limbo
By Eleanor Jolliffe2 comments
Eleanor Jolliffe examines what the pace of change means for architects
Prefabrication will allow design to adapt to rural and urban locations
By Carl Brown
‘UK’s largest low-rise modular development’ planned for Nottingham site
By Elizabeth Hopkirk4 comments
Audio-visual project will be experienced with eyes shut
By Elizabeth Hopkirk1 comments
In pictures: Norwich’s luminous Digi-Tech Factory will accommodate 500 students
By Joe Giddings1 comments
An explainer for architects on the insurance industry perspective of mass timber
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