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What made this project… Clarkes Way by Greenaway Architecture
Finalist for One-off Small Project of the Year Award 2026, Greenaway Architecture guides us through the specification challenges present at Clarkes Way
Geometric brick sculpture highlights craft skills at risk
Grayson commissions specialist bricklayer Mark Rosier to create a geometric installation in Sheffield, drawing attention to advanced bricklaying techniques and their decline in mainstream construction
Choosing natural stone for swimming pools – what you need to know
Ellie Parker explores the challenges of specifying of natural stone for swimming pool environments – and explains why picking the right stone is more tricky than it might appear
McLean Quinlan converts Winchester office basement into material-led client studio
Practice repurposes ground floor beneath its Winchester office into a client studio designed to showcase architectural materials
Thermal comfort – the missing piece of urban mobility
Federica Buricco says that, in the face of climate change, we need to change the way we design our cities to make active travel more appealing in the heat and outdoor living comfortable all year round
In pictures: how the Skinners’ Hall became 8½ London
Skinners’ Hall has reopened after an eight-year refurbishment by 6a architects and Carter Owers Studio, which has turned one of the City’s oldest livery halls into a beautiful contemporary events venue that is entirely respectful of the building’s long and complex history
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