Author Archives: Eleanor Beaumont

The string of interventions by Nissen Richards Studio tethers an ancient Anglo-Saxon history to solid ground

The AR's March issue explores the body as a site, unpacking the power in our physical form

The AR’s February issue explores how we build around, for and against other animals

The AR’s December/January issue looks at the kitchen, in its ambivalent state between labour and leisure

This year’s trophies were designed and made by UK-based product designer Elliot Lunn, a recent graduate of the Royal College of Art's Design Products MA

The AR’s 125th birthday issue makes space for a series of possible futures

The encounter between building and tree can be violent as well as beautiful

The AR’s October issue looks at the tree and its many entangled branches

The AR’s September issue takes a closer look at architecture’s first love

The July/August issue looks at the different worlds we can imagine when existing structures, spaces, images and words are torn apart