Isabel Allen

In this issue: Hundertwasser's virtues hold strong 40 years later, the consequences for non-compliance with ARB and RIBA's CPD shake-up, Chris Dyson on the restored and reworked historic buildings in Spitalfields' Norton Folgate scheme, how Tuckey Design Studio has turned a 16th century Somerset wool hall into a recording studio and home, and much more.

Foster + Partners' visitor centre at the Bodegas Faustino Winery in Oyon, Spain, is the latest project in a two decade relationship between architect and client.

AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.

Norman Foster talks to Architecture Today about his mission to educate a new generation of urban innovators and city leaders.

As we kick off 2024, Architecture Today editor Isabel Allen reflects on the highlights of 2023 and looks forward to the year ahead.

Architecture Today and UK Architects Declare have teamed up to launch the world’s first Regenerative Architecture Index, as a means of benchmarking architects on regenerative projects, policies, working practices and actions.

Van Heyningen & Haward Architects (vHH) win inaugural RIBA Reinvention Award for Rugby Radio station turned secondary school.

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.

The British Council for Offices has announced the winners of the 2023 BCO Awards, designed to celebrate best-in-class office buildings across the UK.

#post_excerptFrancis Kéré receives the 2023 Praemium Imperiale Award for Architecture