Hattie Hartman

The handsome Paradise SE11 office development in Lambeth exceeds the RIBA’s 2030 embodied carbon target by more than a third and pioneers innovative circular solutions in mass timber construction, says Hattie Hartman. Photography by Andy Stagg

HTA Design has been named AJ100 Practice of the Year, applauded for its innovation in housing delivery while producing ‘consistently high-quality’ homes and public realm

French legislation is driving built-environment change across the channel. We don’t hear much about ...

When I first moved to London three and something decades ago, I entered the hallowed halls of 66 Por...

Judges were impressed with her infectious passion and enthusiasm. ‘Stephanie is like fireworks – thi...

A Hawkins\Brown-designed primary school in Derby has been named AJ100 Sustainability Initiative of the Year 2024 – the practice also won the prize in 2023

Architecture News & Buildings

Seizing ownership of carbon literacy – and carbon reduction – is a glorious business opportunity for architects, says Hattie Hartman

As B Corp month draws to a close, Hattie Hartman reflects on why, despite the doubters, architects and developers are getting accredited

Rafe Bertram, sustainability lead at Meridian Water, Enfield’s 25-year, £6 billion regeneration project, spoke about sustainable development on projects large and small at a recent AJ event at Roca’s London Gallery

The 10 students shortlisted for the AJ Sustainability Award 2022

HLM Architects’ Circular Twin Research and Development Project has won this year’s AJ100 Sustainability Initiative of the Year 2022 award

Architect John Christophers explains how the zero carbon retrofit of his Birmingham terraced home has sparked community activism and a pilot project with Kate Raworth’s Doughnut Economics Action Lab

Architect and environmental design expert Judit Kimpian discusses energy security, spiralling energy costs and her book, Energy|People|Buildings – win one of three copies in our giveaway

‘All architecture is political,’ says architect and urban designer Philippe Madec, a co-founder of France’s growing ‘frugal’ architecture movement

This week Climate Champions brings you inspiration for the holidays and practical tips for the new year

AJ100 Sustainability Champion 2021 Rachel Hoolahan asks us to imagine a world where it’s no longer possible to source new materials

Architect and academic Duncan Baker-Brown describes the evolution of his early interest in regenerative bio-materials into an obsession with waste

This week we bring you more on Glasgow: how the city is tackling its target to be carbon neutral by 2030 and what ACAN has in store for COP26

This week we explore two projects happening on the ground in Glasgow as the COP26 host city anticipates up to 30,000 visitors