An exhibition in collaboration with Stirling Prize-winning practice dRMM, presenting engineered timber as a defining material of 21st Century architecture.
For built environment professionals who wish to improve their freehand drawing and ability to communicate ideas visually
An exhibition exploring the first 30 years of the Building Centre through its archive collection.
The wellbeing issue of the journal of The Built Environment Trust
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Designed by artist Chris Fox, the sculpture, called Interloop, references the station’s architectural past.
5 alternative materials to single-use plastic and petroleum-based plastics.
Similarly to air quality and lighting level, noise can have a long-term impact on mental and physical health.
Piñatex is a sustainable vegan textile which can be used for fashion and manufacturing furnishings.
A zero waste lab has launched in Greece, equipped with a robotic arm and recycling facilities.
Self-healing material can build itself from carbon in the air.
A jet-black paint that becomes conductive when it dries.
A steel art installation created by Pamela Tan.
Perth-based company Nanollose, has created an circular knitted jumper made from coconut waste.
Norwood Viviano’s models illustrate the architectural past of industrial US cities.
Ellie Birkhead's bricks explore how globalisation poses an economic threat to small-scale industries.
How will we hold our cities to account over air quality in a post-Brexit Britain?
A 1 point perspective crash course for built environment professionals
Cellulose-based biomaterial stronger than steel and spider silk.
David Moreno's architectural sculptures look like paintings.
Are giant bubbles filled with clean air the answer to our pollution problem?
Rosa de Jong creates miniature buildings constructed out of cork and fake moss.
The Salt Project is a biomimetic project which envisions using saltwater to create sustainable buildings in Qatar.
‘Architecture of Density’ by German photographer Michael Wolf, reflects the other-worldly aesthetic of urban landscapes.
Perched amid the Rif Mountains, northwest of Morocco, is a blue-washed town called Chefchaouen.
Researchers from the University of Connecticut have created a fireproof material that mimics mother of pearl.
Dieter Cöllen creates hyper-realistic architectural models out of cork.
Poppy Pippin's tiles reduce inner-city pollution.
Textiles made from plant roots, lichens, coconut wastewater, mycelium and fungus.
Five alternatives to concrete: Mogu, Finite, Corcrete, CarbonCure and Made of Air.
Daan Roosegaarde's Windvogel creates a new kind of energy.
In Seoul, South Korea, an organically-shaped bench has been installed in Hangang Park.
Cypriot designer Stelios Mousarris 3D prints perception-bending furniture.
Bandersnatch joins the trend of using modernist and brutalist architecture as locations in visual media.
The Museum at Prairefire is designed to look as though it's on fire.
Designer Alan Wolfson creates tiny buildings of New York.
A building in India is designed to keep cool without air conditioning.