Seven years on from the Grenfell tragedy, ECD Architects’ James Traynor looks at the Building Safety Act 2022, its impacts and the challenges still to be addressed
Stanton Williams has taken the wraps off its £21 million part re-use, part new-build project at Emmanuel College, Cambridge
The winners of our inaugural AJ100 New Talent and AJ100 Champions awards are pushing at the boundaries and challenging the status quo, says Emily Booth
The Green Party has said Labour's pledge to build 1.5 million homes can only be delivered sustainably if it includes ‘a proper plan for retrofits’
The mid-terrace, Victorian house in Queen’s Park, west London, is designed for a young family who like to cook and entertain and often need to work from home
A highly charged talk by Paris and Bethlehem-based practice AAU Anastas covered the architects’ support for the Palestinian cause as well as their use of local stone, writes Bobby Jewell
Hermitage Mews comprises eight townhouses on a narrow, sloping plot along Beulah Hill in Crystal Palace, south London, designed to meet net-zero targets
The project, with Julian Harrap Architects as heritage consultant, restores historic studios and creates a new suite of dedicated workshops
Major cities like London will be hit by widespread flooding if the planet’s temperature rises by 2°C. And tall buildings are making things worse, says Chris Wise
The building, on a complex urban site above a transport interchange, is the latest in a series of buildings the practice has designed for developer Landsec
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