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netMAGmedia Ltd announces transition to Employee Ownership Trust23/09/2024
netMAGmedia Ltd, a leading publishing company specialising in high-quality magazines and digital content for the construction and architecture sectors, is pleased to announce that it [...]
Solutions for Stormwater Management Round Table Review09/01/2024
With James Parker In this special episode of Building Insights we captures some of the key highlights from our October 2023 industry round table, ‘Solutions [...]
John Lewis to build 10,000 homes for rent 05/07/2021
Retailer John Lewis is reportedly set to construct 10,000 homes for rent over the next few years, largely utilising its existing sites. Reports in the [...]
Industry welcomes planning overhaul in Queen's Speech12/05/2021
Confirmation of the Planning Bill, which includes a raft of changes to the system, has been announced in the Queen’s Speech, as well as a [...]
Queen’s Speech centres on planning overhaul11/05/2021
New laws aiming to enable the UK to “build back better and stronger from the pandemic” were unveiled in the Queen’s Speech, including an overhaul [...]
New homes required to have 31 per cent lower emissions from 202120/01/2021
New homes constructed from this year onwards will be expected to produce 31 per cent lower carbon emissions in preparation for the 2025 Future Homes [...]
Grenfell insulation manufacturer behaved “unethically”17/11/2020
The company behind Grenfell Tower’s insulation presented “deliberately misleading” testing for the project’s refurbishment, according to its former product manager. Jonathan Roper, who formerly worked [...]
Fact of the Week – 30th July 201830/07/2018
On July 28th, 1945, a US Army bomber crashed into the 79th floor of New York's Empire State Building, killing 14 people.
Quote of the Week – 23rd July 201823/07/2018
"For me, architecture is not just creating a space to protect people but to make them dream as well" – Mario Botta
Fact of the Week – 16th July 201816/07/2018
There are 1,792 steps to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
Quote of the Week – 9th July 201809/07/2018
"The two elements the traveler first captures in the big city are extra human architecture and furious rhythm. Geometry and anguish" – Federico Garcia Lorca
Fact of the Week – 2nd July 201802/07/2018
The world's largest Gothic cathedral is in new York City. It is the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street. [...]
Quote of the Week – 25th June 201825/06/2018
"All architecture is great architecture after sunset; perhaps architecture is really a nocturnal art, like the art of fireworks." – Gilbert K. Chesterton
Fact of the Week – 18th June 201818/06/2018
Although construction of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Strasbourg started in 1015, it was not until 1439 that the spire was completed
Quote of the Week – 11th June 201811/06/2018
"Every great architect is – necessarily – a great poet. He must be a great original interpreter of his time, his day, his age." – Frank [...]
Fact of the Week – 4th June 201804/06/2018
The great Gothic cathedral of Milan was started in 1386, and wasn’t completed until 1805
Quote fo the Week – 28th May 201828/05/2018
"Architecture is reaching out for the truth." – Louis Kahn
Fact of the Week – 21st May 201821/05/2018
Evard Ericksen sculpted “The Little Mermaid” statue which is located in Copenhagen harbour
Libeskind’s cosmic conundrum – Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, Durham09/08/2017
The University of Durham’s new cosmology centre aims to deliver an environment conducive to deep thought and collaboration. Stephen Cousins reports. Students and staff at [...]
Top industry players to exhibit at new London trade event!10/02/2017
Recticel, Metsä Wood, Guardian Glass and Sika Ltd to appear among Materials 2017 exhibitors Less than three months remain until Materials 2017 arrives in Earls [...]
A case of presentation - The Royal Mint Experience, Llantrisant06/12/2016
Rio Architects has brought some creative sparkle to its design for a visitor centre near Cardiff which shines a light on the work of The [...]
Travelling light - Travel Centre, Lahti, Finland09/09/2016
Bus and rail shelters are rarely seen as works of art but the copper-clad shelter for a new road-rail intersection in Lahti, Finland, is something [...]
Aluminium and sustainable cities – three exemplars08/09/2016
Specifying aluminium for windows, structure and cladding is an affordable way of creating durable architecture with performance benefits. Prof Michael Stacey reports. As part of [...]
Round midnight – Cafe Monico08/08/2016
Michael Willoughby ventures into Soho House’s new eatery to discover how its in-house design team worked against the clock to turn a former dance club [...]
Integrating cutting-edge technology into architectural design10/05/2016
Proton beam cancer treatment offers new hope for patients but also poses design challenges for architects Atkins. Jess Unwin finds out more. Integrating cancer treatment [...]
Flagship private hospital will set new standards12/04/2016
Halliday Meecham’s design for a state-of-the-art private medical facility boasts some interesting features. Jess Unwin finds out more £63 million landmark building that wlll raise the [...]
Artful design makes all the difference at state-of-the-art facility12/04/2016
Improving the patient experience is one of the primary objectives of the architects behind Scotland’s newest, hi-tech cancer treatment centre but, as Ray Philpott reveals, [...]
A new approach to healthcare that embraces the local community12/04/2016
Atherleigh Park Hospital is a fine example of the mental healthcare revolution that’s rapidly sweeping across the UK, reports Ray Philpott When it opens, the [...]
Life’s a beach23/03/2016
There’s something new on the menu in Liverpool city centre in the shape of a bar and restaurant that’s inspired by an iconic seaside resort for [...]
Is it refurb or rebuild?23/03/2016
The Bartlett School of Architecture will move into its new 22 Gordon Street building this autumn, but its predecessor home will be lurking within, explains [...]
Throwing open the Temple: Remodelling the Whitworth Gallery23/03/2016
What does it take to get 38 per cent of a BBC vote seeking the nation’s favourite 2015 Sterling Prize nominee? Michael Willoughby travelled to [...]
A study in glass23/03/2016
A landmark educational building featuring an innovative use of glazing has lit up a run-down part of the Spanish town of Torrelavega, writes Steve Menary. A [...]
Living in Hope09/11/2015
Rising numbers of students and increasing demand for better accommodation in Liverpool have led to a .boom in purpose-built developments in the city centre that [...]
Eye-catching academy is vital to regeneration scheme09/11/2015
Ray Philpott finds out how a well thought-out free school in inner-city Leeds manages to look so strikingly different despite working to the rigours of [...]
University’s new school for vets is UK’s first since 196509/11/2015
Jess Unwin learns how the special requirements of the University of Surrey’s School of Veterinary Medicine led to three separate state-of-the-art buildings – each with [...]
A giant leap forward15/09/2015
With the BBC due to demolish the corporation’s old Wales’ headquarters in Cardiff there will be few major examples of the architecture of renowned Welsh [...]
European Copper in Architecture Awards 201515/09/2015
An international team of architect judges has shortlisted ten projects for the 2015 European Copper in Architecture Awards, a celebration of the very best in [...]
Sleek new interchange design delivers the best of both worlds21/07/2015
A striking blend of modern architecture and heritage transport infrastructure makes Altrincham Interchange something of a destination in itself. Ray Philpott reports. Atruly integrated transport [...]
Designing homes for mental disability21/04/2015
When it comes to creating residences for people with dementia it helps to look at things through the eyes of those with the condition, says [...]
Architects have family lives too21/04/2015
To remain successful, architectural practices need to be able to retain their talent. That means keeping on top of new employment legislation and thinking harder [...]
Gehry’s Parisian Dream23/02/2015
Featuring 12 giant glass and steel ‘sails’, the £80 million Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy Foundation for Creation in Paris is arguably Frank Gehry’s most structurally [...]

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netMAGmedia Ltd announces transition to Employee Ownership Trust23/09/2024

Solutions for Stormwater Management Round Table Review09/01/2024

John Lewis to build 10,000 homes for rent 05/07/2021

Industry welcomes planning overhaul in Queen's Speech12/05/2021

Queen’s Speech centres on planning overhaul11/05/2021

New homes required to have 31 per cent lower emissions from 202120/01/2021

Grenfell insulation manufacturer behaved “unethically”17/11/2020

Fact of the Week – 30th July 201830/07/2018

Quote of the Week – 23rd July 201823/07/2018

Fact of the Week – 16th July 201816/07/2018

Quote of the Week – 9th July 201809/07/2018

Fact of the Week – 2nd July 201802/07/2018

Quote of the Week – 25th June 201825/06/2018

Fact of the Week – 18th June 201818/06/2018

Quote of the Week – 11th June 201811/06/2018

Fact of the Week – 4th June 201804/06/2018

Quote fo the Week – 28th May 201828/05/2018

Fact of the Week – 21st May 201821/05/2018

Libeskind’s cosmic conundrum – Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, Durham09/08/2017

Top industry players to exhibit at new London trade event!10/02/2017

A case of presentation - The Royal Mint Experience, Llantrisant06/12/2016

Travelling light - Travel Centre, Lahti, Finland09/09/2016

Aluminium and sustainable cities – three exemplars08/09/2016

Round midnight – Cafe Monico08/08/2016

Integrating cutting-edge technology into architectural design10/05/2016

Flagship private hospital will set new standards12/04/2016

Artful design makes all the difference at state-of-the-art facility12/04/2016

A new approach to healthcare that embraces the local community12/04/2016

Life’s a beach23/03/2016

Is it refurb or rebuild?23/03/2016

Throwing open the Temple: Remodelling the Whitworth Gallery23/03/2016

A study in glass23/03/2016

Living in Hope09/11/2015

Eye-catching academy is vital to regeneration scheme09/11/2015

University’s new school for vets is UK’s first since 196509/11/2015

A giant leap forward15/09/2015

European Copper in Architecture Awards 201515/09/2015

Sleek new interchange design delivers the best of both worlds21/07/2015

Designing homes for mental disability21/04/2015

Architects have family lives too21/04/2015

Gehry’s Parisian Dream23/02/2015

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