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AT’s multiplatform portfolio of magazines, website and eventscan help to achieve your marketing goals, whether in raisingbrand awareness or driving new business.

Since its launch in 1989, backed by more than 70 leadingpractices, Architecture Today has become strongly establishedin the hearts and minds of its readers.

Our uniquely deep roots in the architectural community haveenabled us to develop an intimate understanding of the role andchallenges facing architects today.

Our editorial team, all of whom have an architectural training,provides expert insight and analysis through high-qualityeditorial content that is clearly told in both print and digital.

AT’s independent view is respected and admired throughout theindustry and our reach is truly reflective of the many facets ofthe UK architecture scene, without being constrained byinstitutional membership.

We deliver content that is assembled with a platform-neutralmindset. Our investment and development plans are guided bya multimedia approach that addresses the needs of architects.

This integrated approach is focused on ensuring content,platform and technology work in harmony to establishconnections with the architectural audience and deliver deepengagement that produces results for our clients.

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By architects for architectsArchitecture Today is a high quality, controlled circulation magazinedistributed to key specifiers and opinion formers across the industry.Widely respected for its unparalleled coverage of the best new buildingswith authoritative writing and insightful analysis by high-profile architectsand commentators, Architecture Today delivers a unique formula of in-depth studies, reviews, opinions and sector analysis. Launched in 1989, it is published by an independent company in which most shareholders arearchitects, and all of its editors have an architectural training.

Precision targeting of key specifiersArchitecture Today has an average net circulation of 12,500, almost allarchitects in full-time practice in the UK, plus key members of relatedprofessions, organisations and companies. Based on data held by thestatutory body, the Architects Registration Board, the circulation is verifiedannually by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. An overwhelming majorityof the controlled circulation is requested within the last 12 months throughour rolling registration programme.

Unequalled marketing potentialArchitecture Today offers a range of promotional opportunities within ahigh-quality editorial environment, including display advertising andsponsored features. Precisely targetted opportunities are also provided bythemed sector and product features.

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WebsiteArchitecture Today’s website has been conceived with the busy architect inmind. The emphasis is on delivering carefully curated, interesting andrelevant stories with first-rate architectural photography and authoritativecommentaries.

AT’s website offers a range of content marketing and advertisement optionsthat can tell your story and equip architects with a rich mix of useful, relevantand inspiring information that will establish connections and foster futurecollaborations.

Email CommunicationsOur regular programme of email communications provides an effectivechannel to reach our unparalleled readership of decision-makers, specifiersand opinion-formers in the architecture and construction industry.

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Do you have a product or project story to tell that provides knowledgeand insight? Our audience of active architects relies on productmanufacturers for specialist expert advice, technical information andspecification inspiration.

Guest content sections on the AT website are designed to deliver a richmix of useful, relevant and inspiring content through a range of packagesto equip architects with the knowledge and insight they depend on tomake informed design and specification decisions.

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AT’s content-rich conferences and technical seminars help our partnersstand out. The year’s scheduled programme includes:

February: WELLBEINGExplore new strategies that respond to the needs of today’s organisations,and support productivity and foster good mental and physical healthMarch: TALL BUILDINGSHow architects, consultants and manufacturers are collaborating to createwell designed, inspiring and energy-efficient tall buildingsMay: HOUSING A one-day event exploring key accommodation types and the latestinnovations in MMC, design thinking and products and materialsJune: HOTELSThe latest hotel design trends, anticipating what we can expect next inthis fast-changing sectorSeptember: WORKPLACEWe explore how workplaces are becoming truly flexible and agileenvironments, fit for purpose in a fast-changing worldOctober: EDUCATIONWe look at exemplar projects that demonstrate how learning andteaching environments can nurture and inspire the people who use themNovember: TALL BUILDINGSWe explore the opportunities afforded by building tall for densifying thecity realising the potential of awkward sites

AT LiveContent-led programme of conferences, seminarsand talks to foster collaboration and communication

AT DialogueBuilding connections through tailored content programmes

Schueco Excellence Awards: we partnered Schueco in its 2018 and 2019 awards, helping attract recordentries, convening high-profile juries, and facilitatingthe awards ceremonies, all backed up with coordinatedprint and digital publications and follow-on seminars.

Round Tables: we have worked with a range ofcompanies including Reynaers and Origin to focusattention on their products and areas of interest,convening seleted groups of experts in their fields.

Zip Charette: a lively one-day event, held at KingsCross Central, brought together eight teams ofarchitects and expert commentators to imagine ideasfor the future workplace kitchen. The resultingdrawings and models formed the basis of acomprehensive presentation in print and online.

Brick Bulletin: we relaunched the BDA’s magazine in astandalone format and new editorial approach,contributing to the take-up of brick among youngerarchitects as a creative and sustainable material.

Conferences: AT has a rolling programme of specialistconferences and seminars carefully curated in termsof speakers and audience to meet the needs of ourcollaborators and sponsors. In 2018 we also conceivedand convened the conference programme at VisionLondon, covering two days across three arenas.

Competitions: we are currently working with Ecophonon a limited competition in which teams of architectswill investigate how sound and environmentalacoustics can be envisaged through different media.

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AT Dialogue integrates our architectural content expertise and mediaknow-how to provide bespoke activities and thought-led programmesdesigned to foster collaboration and build connections for our clientsthrough an exchange of knowledge and insight. We have extensiveexperience in delivering projects in a range of formats, including:

• Round-table discussions• Bespoke technical seminars• Media partnerships• Competitions and Awards• Debates and talks• Workshops and Charettes• Focus groups• Factory visits• Special supplements• Standalone publications• Digital user guides

BooksRecent publications on reuse, reycycling and adaptation

SpotlightCladding & Curtain Walling, Doors, Windows & Ironmongery,Bathrooms & Kitchens

Materials LibraryPiercy & Company

GlassAT’s Glass in Architecture conference

Specifiers ChoiceHaworth Tompkins at London’s Bridge Theatre

In DetailTiled facades by Orms and Brimelow McSweeney

KnowledgeHelen Taylor on high-density schools

My Object of Desireby David Evans

April 2018

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Launched in 2018 to great acclaim from readers, Specification Today ispublished five times a year and distributed alongside Architecture Today,providing practising architects with a rich, concise and relevant mix ofinformation, insight and knowledge.

Access to manufacturers’ expertise is essential for architects during thedesign and specification process. Equipping them with knowledge andsupport to deliver the architectural intent of a project is at the heart of ourcontent planning.

With a dedicated editor, Susan Warlow, Specification Today features high-quality content that is useful, valuable and clearly communicated throughgreat story-telling. An editorial advisory group contributes to the directionand content of the magazine, strengthening its links with manufacturers,clients and contractors as well as the architectural profession.

Information • Spotlight: product innovations and applications in three selected sectors• Showcase: curated exhibition previews and reviews, plus product panels

Insight• Specifier Choice: focus on the products, materials and system storiesthat contributed to the success of a high-profile project • Factory Visit: valuable insight into manufacturing and designcapabilities and ongoing R&D• Knowledge Exchange: abstracts of practice- and project-based researchthat help inform design and specification decisions • Our Library: what gets specified and why, by a single practice • Joints to Junctions: celebrating clever material detailing• Best Practice: guest content advice and information from leadingmanufacturers and consultants• Dialogue: guest content celebrating collaborations between architects,manufacturers and fabricators to deliver architectural excellence

Knowledge• Material Focus: expert views on the latest innovations and applicationsin Glass, Concrete, Metal, Timber, Bricks and more• In Detail: focussed feature exploring the latest developments in areassuch Building Envelope, Facades, Energy Efficiency• Special Report: in-depth analysis of a key industry sector, from Housingand Workplace to Energy and Wellbeing• Object of Desire: the craft of architecture exemplified in a single item

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A mixed-used building by Groupwork +Amin Taha Architects, designed forcontemporary furniture retailer Aria,occupies a former bomb-site on the cornerof Upper Street and Barnsbury Terrace inIslington, London. The original buildinghad been conceived as one of two endpavilions on a parade of Victorian buildingsconsisting of ground-floor shops withtownhouses above. Aria – which had anexisting shop on Barnsbury Terrace –purchased the empty plot in 2012 and heldan invited design competition for proposalsfor the site.

AAmmiinn TTaahhaa wwrriitteess:: The choice ofconstruction and fabrication processes waskey to ensuring that this ‘restoration’ wasneither an attempt to perfectly represent orremember the past, nor part of an arguablylegitimate development of the neoclassical.After all, the almost intact adjoining terraceemploys a typically Victorian use of anarchitectural language to expediently paperover commercial necessity. Here, thePalladian-inspired centrepiece, wings andpavilions have almost no differentiation,somewhat representative of the period andits philosophy. If the ‘Must Fall’ memorial-removal movements highlight howconstructed narratives inevitably havedifferent readings from the outset (andcertainly by later generations), the structureof our proposal and its visible making, fromdrawing to completion, would need to readas a critique of the nature of narrative andmemory. In the manner of ‘denkmal’, theGerman for ‘monument’, it is an invitationto ‘think as you look upon me’.

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Mixing MemoriesDigital laser routing is employed tomake low-cost concrete formworkin Groupwork + Amin Taha’sexploration of memory

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Tactile DimensionsStuart Piercy of Piercy & Company, whose office is filled with tactile materialsand crafted samples

WordsSusan Warlow

PhotosAgnese Sanvito

Established in 2010 with six staff, Piercy &Company now numbers about 50, who untillast summer were spread across threedifferent studios, albeit within a fewminutes’ walk of each other. The practicenow occupies the ground floor of a formerfurniture depository in Camden, northLondon, a U-shaped space around theentrance hall and circulation core.

The broad corridor space that links thetwo arms of the ‘U’, forms both thepractice’s entrance hall and a display areafor its models. These are all made in-housein a dedicated workshop – “the messyheart of the studio”.

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The existence of the workshop is a clearmanifestation of the studio’s interest indesign through making, testing anddeveloping ideas in three dimensions aswell as on screen. Models can also serve asuseful communication tools, engaging theclient in visualising the design. At present,at least two of the workshop’s three 3Dprinters are in use at any one time.

The materials library is located in anopen-plan office area along one of the arms,and comprises a floor-to ceiling, purpose-designed CNC-cut plywood piece of storagefurniture, designed and built by thepractice, with cupboards at the base, toppedby drawers and oversized pigeonholes.Larger samples are kept in other cupboards,along the entrance corridor.

Below1 In situ reinforced ‘terracotta’ mix usedfor external twin wall and roof.2 Interior window constructed withtimber mouldings and cast into twin wall.3 Day pour joint line.4 150mm Xtratherm CavityTherm CT/PIRinsulation board integrated within wall.5 21mm hardwood flooring on 22mmgrooved insulation with Omnie underfloorheating on CMS-Danskin resilient battenson 18mm Versapanel tongue-and-groovecement particle board.6 RWA45 mineral wool (45kg/m3).7 CLT structural floor with exposed soffit.8 Envirograf 92 fire retardant coating withclear matt finish.9 Steel fixing bracket notched into CLTfloor and cast into in situ twin wall.10 Anaglypta wallpaper cast into wall.11 Timber skirting cast into twin wall.12 Thermomass wall tie.13 Timber cornice cast into wall.14 ProtectIT 100 water repellent sealant tointernal ‘terracotta’ and all facades.15 In situ twin wall formwork of routedpolystyrene blocks (nom 1220x2440mm).

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The form – its walls and roof – wasconceived and built as a 1:1 hollow castmemorial with an intention to demonstratethe nature of misremembering, using an in-situ cast terracotta and concrete mix,developed with Hanson, to highlight flawsand missing elements. The initial responsefrom both structural engineer and quantitysurveyor was to specify and seek quotesfrom prefabrication suppliers. At the nextclient meeting they presented a proposal forstainless steel formwork with repetitivepanels clipped onto a steel sub-frame, allweathered and insulated with block andplasterboard interior finishes. It wascatastrophically over budget.

Fortunately we had contacted concrete andformwork suppliers beforehand with a costper cubic metre rate that remained withinbudget. Even with this it took someexplanation to demonstrate that instead ofthe standard quantity surveyor’s cost-bookapproach of splitting superstructure,internal and external wall finishes, all threewould need to be combined.

To convince the client and design team ofthe deliverability of the proposal weundertook 1:1 samples, sending a 3D modelto University College London’s robot arm torout out inexpensive expanded polystyrene,bonding that to the cheapest plywood andcasting within. Samples were provided bytwo contractors, one of which we appointed.Polystyrene routing companies normallyused by the car and film industries createdthe formwork for the contractor to bond tothe plywood and prepare on site.

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