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The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
The March/April 2026 issue of AT is now available to read online! (Link in bio)
In this issue:
- Neil Deely of @met_work sets out six key principles for the densification and reinvention of our suburbs.
- Rachel Hoolahan of @ormsarchitects considers the advantages and challenges of implementing material passports, as well as the steps in order for project teams to start using them.
- Fire engineer Simón Santamaria of @stantec explores the distinction between compliance and conformity, as well as the tools for evaluating competence and quality in fire safety design.
- Ian Volner explains how Robert A.M. Stern’s, of @ramsarchitects, 15 Central Park West revived the architectural language of New York apartments.
- Tom Fox of @we_made_that explains how the practice’s work is rooted in public participation.
- Becca Thomas revisits the Scottish island of Cumbrae to find out how @odonnellbrown_ has worked with local campaigners to transform its neglected 19th-century town hall into a thriving centre for community life.
- Peter Bishop pays a visit to an extraordinary museum, @muzeulivanpatzaichin, and community centre in Romania’s Danube Delta.
- Sandy Rendel, of @sandyrendelarch has delivered an intergenerational family home in West Sussex and John Pardey located the project within a history of one-off houses that are very much of their time.
- Julian de Metz and Rebecca Price of @dmfkarchitects explain how the practice’s rigorous, hands-on approach to material exploration drives its work.
- Dave Johnstone, Technical Services Manager at Michelmersh, answers readers’ questions on brick bonds.
- #MyKindofTown: Piers Taylor (@piers_taylor_) on Sydney, Australia
Cover: Millport Town Hall in Cumbrae, Scotland, by O’DonnellBrown. Photograph by David Barbour.
Entries are now open for the 2026 Architecture Today Test of Time Awards!
These awards are different. Instead of celebrating what’s new, they recognise projects that have proven their value in use – projects that are able to demonstrate durability, adaptability, environmental performance and lasting social impact.
Shortlisted teams will present their projects at the Live Finals on 16 July, hosted by our partners @societybuilding in central London, before the winners are announced at the Awards Party at 76 Southbank on 12 November.
Categories open for entry:
- The Education Award
- The Healthcare Award
- The Hospitality, Sport & Leisure Award
- The Individual House Award
- The Landscape & Public Realm Award
- The Mixed use & Retail Award
- The Religion & Culture Award
- The Residential Award
- The Transport & Infrastructure Award
- The Workplace Award
- The International Award
- The Student Prize (Free to enter)
A big thank you to @vmzincuk for its continued support and sponsorship of the Student Prize, which is free to enter and open to the next generation of designers.
If you have a project that has stood the test of time, these are the awards for you. Start your entry today using the link in our bio!
Deadline for entries: Friday 19 June 2026
#TestOfTimeAwards
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
And that’s a wrap! A fitting finish to our #UKREiiF with a stimulating, and at times provocative, panel discussion with Ruairi Kelly from Glasgow City Council, Holly Lewis from We Made That, Prof. Gary Clark of HKS, Inc., Suzy Jones from Urban Splash and AT Editor Isabel Allen. A great way to support the regenerative movement with UK Architects Declare and celebrate the practices, developers and public authorities doing the right thing - all together under one roof.
And all topped off with a lunch (where the debate continued) with supporters and members of the regenerative architecture index where we could unwind after a packed few days. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us!
Tom Jordan, Technical Director at @barrgazetas caught up with us at #UKREiiF to talk about his takeaways from the week and why he’s interested in learning about new ways of integrating #ai and language models into the business:
Great to catch Ben Clark of @2c_architects here at #UKREiiF. We spoke to him to find out what his emerging practice is hoping to get out of being here this week in Leeds:
UKREiiF is back – and it’s bigger and better than ever.
UKREiiF brings together people, places, and businesses to spark sustainable, inclusive, and transformative investment across the UK. It’s where bold ideas turn into action and conversations lead to real regeneration. As the UK’s premier forum for shaping regional growth, UKREiiF connects leaders from across the built environment to drive meaningful change.
Welcoming more than 16,000 professionals from national and local government, investors, developers, occupiers, and the wider industry, UKREiiF offers unrivalled access to decision-makers and opportunities. Thousands of architects will join developers, investors, local authorities, and end users, creating a powerful environment for collaboration, insight, and partnership.
UKREiiF 2026 will host over 2,200 speakers across 60+ stages, alongside 150+ exhibitors and 150+ fringe events. With more than £300bn of opportunities represented and strong participation from investors, developers, occupiers, and local authorities, the scale and impact speak for themselves.
Part conference, part festival, UKREiiF delivers a vibrant programme including breakfast briefings, networking lunches, curated walking tours of Leeds, and live music at one of the city’s landmark venues.
With new spaces, smarter tech, expanded networking, and an exciting events programme, UKREiiF 2026 promises to be its most ambitious edition yet.
https://2026.ukreiif.com/
🌍 Tomorrow at Futurebuild 2026: a conversation on where regenerative architecture goes next...
Architecture Today and UK Architects Declare are bringing the Regenerative Architecture Index to the Main Stage for a live session exploring how regenerative principles are being translated into practice across the built environment today.
📍 Excel London
📅 Wednesday 13 May
🕑 13:45–14:45
🎤 Main Stage
Joining the panel:
• Anna Liu ARB RIBA FRSA, Tonkin Liu - on co-evolving with nature and designing with living systems as collaborators
• Laura Baron, Purcell - on stewardship, climate responsibility and being “good ancestors”
• Jan Kattein, Jan Kattein Architects - on creating just spaces for people and regeneration as a social as well as environmental act
Laura Baron, AD Steering Group member and Head of Sustainability at Purcell, said:
"The Regenerative Architecture Index, now in its third year, is an inspirational shift in how we recognise good design, celebrating projects and practice that don’t just aim for sustainability, but actively restore and replenish our environment. This year’s Regenerative Design in Practice session at Futurebuild I’ll be joined by other frontrunners of last years’ RAI, Jan Kattein Architects, and Tonkin Liu, inviting all built environment professionals to reimagine their practice and the places they create as positive contributors to our world, moving beyond reducing harm, to actively promoting solutions that help us collectively thrive."
Chaired by Isabel Allen, the discussion will connect ecological reciprocity, long-term custodianship and social equity — and explore how those ideas can actively shape architecture, retrofit and regeneration in the years ahead.
If your work touches retrofit, regeneration, circularity, social value or climate resilience, this conversation will leave you with plenty to think about.
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#Futurebuild2026 #RegenerativeArchitecture #RAI #Retrofit #CircularEconomy
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
Architect Peter Aldington has passed away aged 93.
"His houses remain relevant in taking place, tradition, landscape and the basics of building to create a timeless architecture," writes john pardey (@johnpardey_jpa) as he reflects on the life and work of Aldington, whose modest but deeply influential body of houses fused modern design with the English picturesque, creating an architecture rooted in place, craft and landscape.
Such was their commitment to this approach, the Aldingtons established the Turn End Charitable Trust, now @turnendtrust. This educational trust promotes the integration of building and garden design, with Turn End as a prime example.
Read Pardey's full obituary in the link in our bio.
Photos: Turn End + Peter Aldington and AT Editor Isabel Allen in the garden at Turn End, as well as Aldington and John Pardey at Turn End.
#PeterAldington #turnend #architecture #turnendtrust
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@praksisarkitekter’s transformation of a 30-year-old timber warehouse in Østbirk, Denmark, into a research and development hub for @velux demonstrates how daylight, material reuse and deep retrofit can deliver a flexible, low-carbon workplace.
See more photos from @adammork and hear from project architect Mette Tony in the link in our bio!
#denmark #danisharchitecture #timber #timberarchitecture #architecture #wood
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
@impepinable.studio’s new offices for seed production company @somos.agrosemillas in rural Cuenca, Spain, uses repurposed shipping containers and locally sourced construction methods to create a flexible, light-filled environment that bridges agricultural production and technological innovation.
See more photos from @delriobani and learn more about the project in the link in our bio!
#SpanishArchitecture #ContainerArchitecture #IndustrialDesign #AdaptiveReuse #ElPeral #ModernWorkplace #ArchiLovers #SustainableDesign #ColorInArchitecture #TechnicalDesign #colourinarchitecture
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