Articles by Martin Guttridge-Hewitt

With the right design, inviting people to stay on a farm can be a powerful tool for unpicking decade s of learned behavior.

Can designs for temporary, prefabricated cultural spaces answer multiple sustainability issues, from economics to ecology?

While architects often look to transform a location, these breathtaking projects achieve monumental impact by allowing the landscape to dominate.

An historic landmark completed in 1472, the net zero transition at York Minster offers a blueprint f or others to follow.

Amid a flurry of legal headlines and new bills passed in various countries, designers can no longer afford to ignore their responsibilities.

Spanning 60 acres and counting thousands of buildings, the vast new development is set to transform Sweden's capital.

Recycled timber is impressively sustainable, but expense, access and aesthetics remain barriers to w idespread use. Change is needed.

Home to some of the most advanced flood defenses on the planet, the Dutch metropolis is once again r ethinking its relationship with water.

Affordable housing, adaptive and resilient architecture, Kunlé Adeyemi's evolving blueprint for buil ding design continues making waves.