Architecture Today 268 (2016)

Forum

04 Exhibition
Pablo Bronstein at Tate Britain

08 Exhibition
An atlas of study drawings by Swiss students reveals hope for Glasgow’s future in its past, says Fred Smith.

10 Exhibition
Curators Yeoryia Manolopoulou and Shumi Bose on British and Irish contrubutions to the 2016.
Venice Biennale

17 Books
John Tuomey is inspired by a new study of the Pantheon.

18 Opinion
Time is running out to save the best Postmodern buildings, says Adam Nathaniel Furman.

20 Learning from
Alan Berman on the Continuing relevance of Sigfried Giedion’s ‘Space, Time and Architecture’

Works

24 Building
Glass act: MVRDV’s Crystal
Houses in Amsterdam.

26 Building
Mike Gold visits the Holland Green residential development in west London by OMA and Allies & Morrison.

36 Building
Penny Lewis applauds the City of Glasgow College’s new Riverside Campus by Reiach & Hall and Michael Laird.

46 Building
Two mobile structures by Matthew Butcher draw on the character of changing places.

50 Building
Steven Pidwill tours the UK’s largest Passivhaus building, Associated Architects’Centre for Medicine at Leicester University.

60 Report – student housing
AHMM’s mixed-use Westminster Bridge Road tower in London is not so much a citadel as a city sandwich, finds Glenn Howells.

70 Report – student housing
Scarpe Shoreditch by Stephen Marshall Architects combines sudent accommodation with flexible commercial space.

Focus

74 Interiors
History is woven into the interior of a London townhouse by Patrick Lewis Architects.

78 Products

My Kind of Town

80 Colm Lacey
A durable sense of self survives rising and falling fortune.

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