Gen Z are coming for your job – and that’s a good thing
Architecture seems to be breaking – or broken entirely. Why not let the profession’s youngest generation do their thing? asks Toko Andrews
By Toko Andrews 17 January 2024 2,477 Views
Architecture seems to be breaking – or broken entirely. Why not let the profession’s youngest generation do their thing? asks Toko Andrews
By Rob Wilson, photography by Lorenzo Zandri 17 January 2024 3,802 Views
The new house, which backs on to Richmond Park, looks to evolve the villa typology, using a mix of patterned brickwork, window bays and double-height space
By Fran Williams. Photography by Greg Holmes 16 January 2024 2,330 Views
The Courtyard Kitchen provides fully accessible facilities at the Grade I-listed National Trust stately home in Worcestershire
By Rob Wilson, photography by James Retief 15 January 2024 3,099 Views
The design reorientates the living spaces out towards the garden, with materials ranging from green terrazzo to clay-toned plaster, exposed concrete and oak cabinetry
By David Grandorge 12 January 2024 1,108 Views
We should be a little more concerned about the use of plastics in construction, says David Grandorge
By Fran Williams. Photography by Andrew O’Driscoll 12 January 2024 1,689 Views
The practice has completed the first phase of retrofitting a traditional farmhouse in Norfolk with the addition of a contemporary zinc roof
By Fran Williams. Photography by Timothy Soar 11 January 2024 4,301 Views
YY London, a 51,500m2 office space, transforms one of the first generation of buildings on the Canary Wharf estate
By Matthew Turner 11 January 2024 3,130 Views
What benefits can an employer offer its staff to encourage them not to take their talents elsewhere? Matthew Turner has some cost-effective suggestions
By Keir Regan-Alexander 10 January 2024 2,595 Views
A new breed of custom-built chat bots is about to make the AI boom a whole lot more relevant to architects, says Keir Regan-Alexander
By Fran Williams. Photography by Gareth Gardner 10 January 2024 1,831 Views
The Arbour, the station’s new eastern entrance, provides a gateway into Brent Cross Town, an £8 billion 'net zero neighbourhood', delivered in a partnership between Related Argent and Barnet Council