Articles by Martin Guttridge-Hewitt

Restoring a 1939 icon gave Dutch architects hands-on access to a decades-old humanist modernism that 's never been more relevant.

This pioneering museum rejected corridors, categories and constraints, creating a framework for art to speak on its own terms.

As architectural palettes shrink, it’s time to ask: what does building in black, white, and grey say about us?

From industrial relic to cultural beacon, Alvar and Aino Aalto’s first factory project is being reim agined as a world-class arts center.

Neoclassical buildings are stunning but often impractical, slow to deliver, and fly in the face of a n administration selling itself on a drastically reduced government.

Low energy, high performance, airtight. Architects are turning their attention to building designs c ertified for cutting heating and cooling requirements.

Four buildings. One open space. Each of these projects contributes to the evolution of a millennia-s panning typology, imbuing it with modern pizzazz.

Low carbon, nature positive, planet-friendly: brush up on the basics of what makes sustainable archi tecture sustainable.

Steeped in history, built for today — explore the modern revival of Japan’s iconic extended gable ro ofs.