James Gorst Architects has created a striking new temple for the esoteric White Eagle Lodge spiritual organisation, marrying Byzantine forms with sustainable building design
In the uncertain economic climate, architects are voicing fears over survival. Best to get independent advice swiftly and be open to making redundancies, argues Kunle Barker
A highly insulated timber frame and a high degree of airtightness reduce energy consumption for this new house built along the River Cam. Photography by Jim Stephenson
An architect is frustrated by working with disorganised and inept people. But if they find a new job, what is to stop the pattern repeating itself? Matthew Turner advises
Grafton has completed the Parcels Building on Oxford Street, a sustainable workspace neighbouring Grade II-listed Selfridges, for Duke Street Property
Geoff Wilkinson looks at what architects can do to make the world of work more inclusive for neurodiverse people
This renovation of a traditional stone house includes three gabled extensions, picking up on the existing building’s proportions and local rural vernacular
David Grandorge considers the abundance and significance in our lives of thresholds and doorways
Energy-hungry data centres already match the aviation industry in terms of their contribution to global warming. Could they be adapted to heat other buildings as standard, wonders Kunle Barker
This music practice and performance space for Trinity Hall Cambridge is a free-standing pavilion in the centre of Avery Court. Photography by Nick Kane
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