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Fifth-generation quarrier Marcus Paine is helping redefine stone's role in modern construction. By championing structural stone, reducing waste and reconnecting architects with the quarry, Hutton Stone is proving that an ancient material can help shape a lower-carbon future.

Learn how to use the ARCHITEXTURES editor to create, customise and export high-quality seamless textures for your projects. This guide covers the fundamentals of the editor’s workflow, from selecting a base pattern to…

From the medina of Fez to projects across Europe and Morocco, Salwa and Selma Mikoű explore architecture as an act of resonance where memory, materials and craftsmanship converge to create spaces that honour the plast while looking to the future.

As a purely digital platform, launching a physical magazine might seem unexpected. But to us, it felt like the most natural next step. Through the words of our Graphic Designer, Meg, this is the story of Stories from ARCHITEXTURES, our inaugural print.

Studio Tashima's idea of 'a living architecture' begins with what already exists. Through reuse, adaptation and close collaboration with clients, the practice creates homes that retain memory, embrace imperfection and gain richness over time. It reveals architecture as an evolving story.

An excerpt from Form Follows Fuel by Barnabas Calder and Florian Urban. Through 14 case studies, this book shows that energy has been the biggest influence on the world’s architecture throughout the history of our species. 

We sat down with Hafsa Burt, Californian architect and founder of hb+a Architects to discuss the practice’s environmentally focused work. Spanning policy, prototyping, and practice, Hafsa has quietly and persistently pushed sustainability from the margins into the heart of architectural thinking. 

A vital constituent of a successful urban plan and one often overlooked or entirely missing, is the public toilet. For Studio Weave, this project shows how the humble toilet can elevate the city’s surroundings at the same time as offering a valuable and necessary addition to the public realm.

Designed by Mariam Issoufou Architects, Ghetto Gastro's Gourmega, describes itself as "a new kind of cultural table rooted in the legacy of Black and immigrant New York while pushing toward the future of food."

Adam Richards Architects reimagine school wellbeing design at Mayfield School, where St. Raphael’s Centre combines materials with historic sensitivity, setting a new benchmark for sustainable, student-focused architecture.

Armourcoat’s clay lime plasters give a wall presence. The material has body to it: softly chalky, gently uneven, with a depth that shifts as light moves across the surface. The resulting finishes are soft,…

Tipping Point East, the UK’s first Climate Futures Centre, unites RESOLVE Collective, Yes Make and Material Cultures and creates a space to store, process and redistribute reclaimed materials.