All articles by Will Hunter – Page 7
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FeaturesHarvey Nichols', Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
Three years after it first opened, Germano Di Chello of Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands returns to Harvey Nichols’ Manchester restaurant
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Features‘My advice is keep it small and tight’
In the first of a BD Magazine series, an experienced interiors architect shares tips and tactics with a young firm
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TechnicalAn eye for 100% Detail
Dozens of innovations were exhibited at 100% Detail last week. Marguerite Lazell and Elaine Knutt sift through the catalogue
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TechnicalNaples goes with the flow
Rogers’ swirling, whirling roof to the Capodichino underground station is a bold statement.
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TechnicalEco-aims under strain
A Southwark library conversion tested Architype’s sustainability principles to the full.
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Technical
Is there life after Part L?
In March, our panel of experts answered your Part L questions. Four months after implementation, Elaine Knutt asks architects how Part L is affecting their work
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TechnicalThe rise and rise of inflation
With inflatable architecture becoming ever more widespread, Elaine Knutt talks to Nick Crosbie of Inflate
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TechnicalSwinging London
For twin bridges in London’s Docklands Patel Taylor opted for the technically challenging option of pivoting from one column
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CompetitionsDesigners for life
Three BD Architect of the Year award winners kick back in Covent Garden to muse on the satisfying business of leisure. Elaine Knutt spoke to them
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News
Fire hits timber-frame industry
Questions raised over eco-friendly material as Broadway Malyan apartment block burns for five hours
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TechnicalGimme shelters
A West Midlands scheme shows how building youth shelters can benefit both young people and architects.
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Building StudySomething old something new
Cartwright Pickard’s Fearn Island Mills scheme in Leeds shows there’s still life in industrial conversions
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TechnicalHands across the divide
Two community-led approaches to helping the developing world show how architectural skills - often overlooked by aid organisations - are rebuilding lives from Kosovo to Cambodia.
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TechnicalOn the cutting room floor
The AA student summer pavilion is a work of fractal geometry in wood. Elaine Knutt tells us how they did it
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TechnicalFrench lessons
Elaine Knutt reports on a new school where door frames were cast directly into concrete walls
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TechnicalNothing wrong with a breath of fresh air
Supply air windows are an established idea, but Part L's air-tightness requirements could mean their time has come.
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ReviewBuilding a future
Is architectural imagination the driving force behind new technologies, or do technologies inspire architects? Elaine Knutt reports on the Building Centre's new show that says we need both approaches
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Technical
A feast of light
Elaine Knutt reports on the lighting design for Tadao Ando's new Morimoto restaurant in New York