Architecture Today

Architecture Today is a UK-based magazine focused on architecture, established in 1989. It is released every month and is offered at no cost to architects through a subscription service that manages circulation.

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Dispatches from the Serpentine Pavilion: Marina Tabassum

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

Read about the 2025 Serpentine Pavilion here. Could you elaborate on the concept behind “A Capsule in Time”? What do you hope people take away from the pavilion? The idea of a time capsule was the starting point. I’m intrigued by the notion of time and architecture, especially in the context of Bangladesh, where architecture and land are constantly moving. I’m interested in the ephemerality of architecture, but a certain sense of continuity at the same time.
Learning from Cedric Price

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

Back in 1996 my then editor, Paul Finch, dispatched me to visit Cedric Price, with a view to ‘working with’ Cedric to produce a special issue on his work. In retrospect, it had the hallmarks of a good-natured set-up; a Finchy take on sending an apprentice to the hardware shop to buy striped paint. Fresh out of architecture school; new into journalism; I was wildly excited, but woefully ill-equipped, to embark on a creative collaboration with architecture’s most quixotic and enigmatic mind.
AT Workplace Webinar: Return to the office

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

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2025 Serpentine Pavilion

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

Since the turn of the Millennium, the Serpentine Gallery in London’s Hyde Park has had many neighbours – 25 in fact – all from architects, engineers and designers producing their first built work on these shores. Some sink into the ground, some float above it, some have dispersed into multiple structures, while others have existed as a simple singularity.
Regenerative Architecture Index 2025: Results Reveal

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

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Hannah Arendt House

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Jason Sayer

French architecture studio Coldefy has completed Hannah Arendt House, a new development of 43 sustainable social homes in Lille’s Rives de la Haute-Deûle district. Situated between the urban park and the Deûle River, at the junction of the EuraTechnologies Grande Pelouse and the Quai Hegel, the scheme forms part of a broader urban renewal plan that seeks to merge environmental stewardship with economic growth.
Dispatches from BCO Conference, Milan: Frances Brown, Cundall

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Peter Songi

What brings you to BCO Conference/What do you hope to achieve? The BCO conference is one of my favourite events of the year. It is a chance to catch up with many people who I have got to know through the BCO over the years and meet some new people too. I am also very interested in what will be said on stage and in visiting buildings in a city I haven’t been to before. I hope to gain fresh ideas to bring back to my day job in my role as Workplace Sector Lead at Cundall.
Dispatches from BCO Conference, Milan: Samantha McClary

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Isabel Allen

What sets the BCO conference apart from the other high-profile gatherings in the industry calendar? The BCO Conference brings together experts from across the entirety of the workspace sector from concept to active use. That means there isn’t a person there who isn’t going to be a useful contact for you. That sort of focus is invaluable. The quality of our speakers and depth of the discussions that they’ll have sets us apart too.
Dispatches from BCO Conference, Milan: Oliver Hall

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Isabel Allen

What has your role been in this year’s conference? Helen (Hare) reached out to me shortly after the highly successful 2024 conference in Birmingham led by Pete Crowther, where we saw a seismic shift in the number of NextGen attendees and their involvement in the programme. After all the effort we put into delivering Birmingham—complete with parties, seminars, and even our own branded cycle kit—she set a bold challenge for this year.
Dispatches from BCO Conference, Milan: Andy McBain, NatWest

2 weeks ago | architecturetoday.co.uk | Peter Songi

What brings you to BCO Conference/What do you hope to achieve? Lots of networking and meeting new contacts. In previous conferences the tours can show up little gems of ideas that can be borrowed and the debates across the seminars can be fascinating as common issues and issues of the future, as well as practical solutions are discussed and shared by the amazing talent within the BCO’s membership. What are you working on at the moment?