Living Architecture Journal

Slow Architecture: The Birth of Secular Retreat

22.07.18

Balancing Barn: a new idea of a country house

04.07.18

Too often, new houses built in the British countryside are pastiches, hybrids of Palladian/Classical/Tudor design. Balancing Barn, completed in 2010, became a part of the debate about what rural architecture could be.

Designing a (comfortable) work of art

15.06.18

The story of A House for Essex: designing a house for a fictional client

Less is more: the Living Architecture approach to the art of the garden

26.04.18

Curating gardens to look un-curated: how we have worked with nature (and professional designers) to create the gardens around our houses

Looking out, looking in - unexpected views at Living Architecture houses

04.04.18

Unusual views: the house, not always the world beyond, as the focus of Living Architecture houses

Building A Room For London

02.03.18

Constructing, installing and collaborating on A Room for London - here's a behind the scenes insight into how it happened.

A Room for London; from competition concept to the London skyline

27.02.18

As A Room for London embarks on a new voyage, leaving its current berth on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall on London’s Southbank, we reflect on the first part of the story of this unique building.

Stoking the flames: how the hearth anchors Shingle House and more

Slow Architecture: The Birth of Secular Retreat

Balancing Barn: a new idea of a country house

Designing a (comfortable) work of art

Less is more: the Living Architecture approach to the art of the garden

Looking out, looking in - unexpected views at Living Architecture houses

Building A Room For London

A Room for London; from competition concept to the London skyline

Stoking the flames: how the hearth anchors Shingle House and more

Introducing the Living Architecture Journal

Timeless materials and houses out of time

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