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AT Editor2024-04-03T11:02:12+00:00Pollard Thomas Edwards has revitalised a tired 1960s housing estate in north London, adding sustainable dwellings and much improved public realm for residents.
Pollard Thomas Edwards has revitalised a tired 1960s housing estate in north London, adding sustainable dwellings and much improved public realm for residents.
Stolon Studio has completed a deep retrofit project in rural Herefordshire, sympathetically transforming a collection of 15th and 16th century agricultural buildings into sustainable housing for a new rural community.
Developer Ritchie Clapson says it's time to the politics out of housing.
Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Selectaglaze, exploring how EnerPHit principles can be used to improve the quality and environmental performance of our existing housing stock.
The School of Specification leadership team introduces its new Head of Development Rob Earl and explains why it’s time for a step change in the way the profession gains access to the expertise it needs.
Onion Collective named RIBA Client of the Year 2023 for East Quay community-led regeneration project.
McGrath Road by Peter Barber Architects has been named the winner of the 2021 Neave Brown Award for Housing, a prize given by RIBA to the best new high-quality and affordable housing project in the UK.
Jonathan Tuckey of Jonathan Tuckey Design and Jasmine Low, Senior Project Officer at the Greater London Authority, outline a strategy to transform the terraced house.
Bell Phillips’ sensitively handled development of 40 social rent homes for Leathermarket Community Benefit Society (LCBS) is a rewarding housing delivery model that provides for local needs, says Mellis Haward.
Liverpool practices put forward solutions for the revitalisation of the city's vacant housing stock.
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has completed a Passivhaus hall of residence for King's College, Cambridge. Holly Galbraith explains how the practice combined modern methods of construction, attention to detail and well-honed placemaking skills to minimise embodied and operational carbon and deliver a project that responds intelligently to its context.
A pair of timber-framed eco-houses designed by Chance de Silva and Mike Nightingale demonstrate how to densify village conservation areas with verve and sensitivity.