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  1. Intelligence

Nine essential steps for fundamental design overhaul to achieve net zero

Simon Sturgis returns to questions of how to achieve low-carbon architecture with nine key steps to involve in a climate-aware approach to architecture

15 July 2024

  1. Products

Books: A new way to see Modernism and how to build better sustainably

Green facades, environmental materials and modern architecture as viewed through windows: three fascinating books packed with valuable information

15 July 2024

  1. Culture

Review: Sam Jacob gives Barbie a colourful 65th birthday at the Design Museum

Strong design references underpin a lively journey through changing fashions, styles and careers to reflect the full Barbie-verse

12 July 2024

Future Architects writing competition 2024

Emilia Chegini, a Part 2 student at the University of Dundee, makes a heartfelt and engaging case for preserving small-scale retail outlets that can be key to communities

Kiosks are more than retail outlets, they can be the cornerstones of communities

Ellie Olszewski-Smith, a Part 1 student, argues that by prioritising accessibility from the outset, station design can empower individuals of all abilities to navigate with confidence

Greatly improved accessibility should be a key architectural function of train stations

Siobhan Coker, a Part 1 graduate, argues that while Nigeria’s architectural roots are embedded in the rich soil of its cultural heritage, its vision must extend beyond the confines of home

Navigating the intricate tango of tradition and modernity within the Nigerian context

Zachariasz Czerwinski, a Part 2 student at the University of Strathclyde, marvels at the fauna and flora that have flourished in Glasgow’s abandoned docks and shipyards

Glasgow’s deindustrialised docklands are fertile ground for wildlife adapted to human environments

From transformative personal experiences to ethical dilemmas, the 2024 RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competition presented a rich seam of thought-provoking writing

Competition produces a rich seam of thought-provoking writing

Rooflights and skylights

A new product with a hand-winder for natural ventilation and an authentic central glazing bar is the perfect fit for restoration and refurbishment projects

Improve indoor air quality and daylighting on your conservation projects

Two former back-of-house outdoor spaces at a Northumberland country house retreat have been covered with bespoke rooflights to create delightful communal areas for guests

Way-up high bespoke rooflights create covered communal spaces below

Ultra slim-framed sliding and pivot doors, rooflights, bay windows and glass boxes can all play a part in creating bright and healthy interiors for building occupants

Go slim-framed to create bright and healthy interiors for occupants

CPD programme outlines how specifying new rooflights for old buildings can help architects design for the future while preserving the past

How to preserve the past while designing for the future

Specifying a sliding box skylight provides another floor of useable space while brightening and ventilating the existing interiors below

An additional floor + more light for existing rooms in one specification

Opportunities Hub: Competitions that make a difference

Design a peaceful, sacred space of remembrance in North Kensington, a world-leading scientific research hub, a welcome centre on the site of an 11th century abbey - some of the latest architecture competitions and contracts from across the industry

  1. Buildings

Spiritual hub in India provides a source of wisdom and inspiration

The Sri Aurobindo Integral Life Centre, designed by Mona Doctor-Pingel of Studio Naqshbandi, acts as the soul to the 47ha Earthspace campus in the city of Surat

26 June 2024

Terabe Guest House: floating on a piloti forest

Japanese architect Tomoaki Uno has created a coastal home and workplace that explores the timeless harmony between man and nature

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