AJ 25.01.18: Education

AJ 25.01.18: EducationThe latest AJ focuses on education projects for age groups ranging from toddlers upwards: Bogle Architects Early Learning Village in Singapore is one of the worlds largest nursery schools with a capacity for 2,100 children; Penoyre & Prasads Sibson Building provides a new home for the University of Kents maths and business schools; while Sheppard Robson has converted Old Marylebone Town Hall into the Sammy Ofer Centre for the London Business School.

Gort Scott in south London

Each study has photographs

We present four studies of international projects completed by British architects: Zaha Hadid Architects’ Antwerp Port House

a news feature on whether the Garden Bridge is dead in the water

Waterloo Community Farm Education Barn by Feilden Fowles

The Architects’ Journal is bringing back its famous and ever-popular 40 under 40

and Jane Drew Prize winner Amanda Levete talks about her career and approach to design

Ricky Burdett charts how Rogers put architecture on the political map

The latest AJ focuses on the work of Níall McLaughlin Architects

practice of the year and contribution to the profession

We meet its founder on the site of the practice’s Auckland Castle visitor centre

EDIT Collective review Edwina Attlee's new book Strayed Homes