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Following its colourful, Bruno Taut-inspired, glass installation in London last year, Space Popular is growing a serious reputation as an architectural practice to watch. Patrick Kingsland spoke to the innovative...
3D printing has attracted considerable interest for its potential for construction, but it may be robots that ultimately prove more impactful, especially with human labour in short supply. How are...
An increase in extreme weather conditions is requiring architects to increasingly take flooding into account in their designs. Elliot Gardner takes a look at some of the projects pioneering in...
In this issue: The promise of Bjarke Ingels Group’s Amager Bakke, designing the world’s largest wooden building, Oslo's architectural transformation and much more
The Norwegian capital Oslo is currently seeing rapid growth, and with it, the transformation of many areas of the city. But what effect has this had on the city’s architectural...
When it opens in September, Copenhagen’s Amager Bakke waste-to-energy plant will include an unprecedented rooftop park and ski slope. Such features have understandably attracted much publicity around the project and...
Dutch Mountains, a planned high-tech hub near Eindhoven, Netherlands, will be the largest wooden building on Earth when completed. In development by a team of architects, developers and service companies,...
While recent years have seen the idolisation of high-profile architects and ‘iconic’ buildings, new narratives around sustainable and ‘high-tech’ design are coming to the fore. Have we witnessed the end...
With the advent of wide-ranging new technologies from BIM to virtual reality, the world of architecture has changed profoundly over the past few years. At the same time, however, many...
In this issue: the role of the architect in 2018, parametric design and robotic construction, the fall of starchitecture, the collapse of Carillion and much more
