Articles by Martin Guttridge-Hewitt

Spending your afternoon wandering the corridors of an old tuberculosis ward is a niche hobby, but 40 ,000 annual visitors can't be wrong.

Is the world's most prominent (and notoriously carbon-intensive) construction material finally clean ing up its act?

These concepts and built projects take the "leave no trace" mantra to the next level, incorporating the setting into their blueprints.

We still need to level the playing field between external environmental design and structural bluepr ints.

This simple fire tower set amid spectacular scenery is the humble vanguard of 21st century architect ural theory, construction process and purpose.

In Germany, renewable energy is powering a unique take on houseboat design based on the principles o f the tiny home movement.

Rapid response residences for the victims of a brutal conflict offer a blueprint for circular materi al use while re-establishing a sense of ownership.

From Stockholm to deep space, a timber dome for 3D visuals beneath a stunning 155-foot (47-meter) va ulted ceiling invokes the fragility of Earth.

As the housing crisis becomes a ballot-box issue worldwide, Amsterdam's AMST development stands as n ew low-impact, mixed-market landmark.