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  • Deborah House by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

    Sarah Wigglesworth adds new metal skin to London factory containing artists' studios

    Sarah Wigglesworth Architects has renovated an early-20th century industrial building to create studios for a charity that supports artists struggling to find affordable workspaces in London (+ slideshow). More about Sarah Wigglesworth adds new metal skin to London factory containing artists' studios

    Alyn Griffiths | 23 January 2016 | 13 comments
  • uper-thin footbridge at Kings Cross by Moxon Architects

    Moxon Architects unveils plans for slender footbridge in London's King Cross

    Moxon Architects has designed a pedestrian bridge with an extremely thin steel base to span Regent's Canal in London, as part of the major regeneration works underway near King's Cross station. More about Moxon Architects unveils plans for slender footbridge in London's King Cross

    Jessica Mairs | 22 January 2016 | 4 comments
  • Birmingham New Street Station renovation by AZPML

    AZPML's Birmingham New Street Station renovation revealed in new images

    New photographs show the undulating form of AZPML's recently completed £750-million renovation of Birmingham New Street Station (+ slideshow). More about AZPML's Birmingham New Street Station renovation revealed in new images

    Jessica Mairs | 19 January 2016 | 5 comments
  • Merrydown by McLaren Excell

    McLaren Excell creates "floating" loft room inside renovated schoolhouse home

    Wooden hatches fold open to reveal a new loft room inside this former Victorian schoolhouse, recently renovated by London studio McLaren Excell as a holiday home. More about McLaren Excell creates "floating" loft room inside renovated schoolhouse home

    Amy Frearson | 19 January 2016 | 3 comments
  • British Airways i360 by Marks Barfield

    "World's first vertical cable car" to open on Brighton beach in summer 2016

    London Eye designer Marks Barfield Architects has reached the final stage in its construction of the UK's highest observation tower outside the capital (+ slideshow). More about "World's first vertical cable car" to open on Brighton beach in summer 2016

    Amy Frearson | 18 January 2016 | 21 comments
  • The University of Sheffield by Twelve Architects

    Twelve Architects applies diamond-patterned facade to Sheffield university building

    Referencing the stone tracery of an adjacent church, the aluminium lattice covering the facades of this university building in Sheffield, England, incorporates windows of varying sizes (+ slideshow). More about Twelve Architects applies diamond-patterned facade to Sheffield university building

    Alyn Griffiths | 16 January 2016 | 7 comments
  • Janet Echelman 1.8 installation for Lumiere London

    Janet Echelman's illuminated 1.8 installation billows above London's Oxford Circus

    American artist Janet Echelman has suspended a billowing woven sculpture based on data captured from the 2011 Japanese earthquake and tsunami above London's busy Oxford Circus junction (+ slideshow). More about Janet Echelman's illuminated 1.8 installation billows above London's Oxford Circus

    Dan Howarth | 14 January 2016 | 4 comments
  • Hillington Square by Mae Architects

    Mae Architects gives second life to unloved Hillington Square housing estate

    Demolition isn't the only solution to the problem of the UK's troubled housing estates according to architect Alex Ely, whose firm Mae Architects is renovating a series of 1960s slab blocks in Norfolk (+ slideshow). More about Mae Architects gives second life to unloved Hillington Square housing estate

    Amy Frearson | 14 January 2016 | 2 comments
  • Renzo Piano draws up designs for his next London skyscraper

    Terry Farrell attacks Renzo Piano's "piecemeal, opportunistic" Paddington skyscraper

    Architect Terry Farrell has spoken out against Renzo Piano's 72-storey skyscraper proposed for London's Paddington and has drawn up a rival scheme. More about Terry Farrell attacks Renzo Piano's "piecemeal, opportunistic" Paddington skyscraper

    Jessica Mairs | 12 January 2016 | 7 comments
  • Mackintosh presentation space by Cullen Williams

    Mackintosh AW16 presentation takes place on minimal platforms by Studio Cullen Williams

    Studio Cullen Williams created a series of white podiums for the presentation of British outwear brand Mackintosh's Autumn Winter 2016 range during London Collections: Men (+ slideshow). More about Mackintosh AW16 presentation takes place on minimal platforms by Studio Cullen Williams

    Dan Howarth | 12 January 2016 | 2 comments
  • Design and Technology block at St James's School by Squire and Partners architects.

    Squire and Partners celebrates craftsmanship with school design and technology workshop

    London firm Squire and Partners has revived traditional building techniques and combined them with contemporary details to create a workshop for a school in south-east England (+ slideshow). More about Squire and Partners celebrates craftsmanship with school design and technology workshop

    Amy Frearson | 9 January 2016 | Leave a comment
  • North Vat Dungeness by Rodic Davidson Architects

    Black-stained house built on Dungeness beach by Rodić Davidson Architects

    London-based Rodić Davidson Architects has become the latest architecture studio to build a house on the shingle landscape of Dungeness beach in Kent, England (+ slideshow). More about Black-stained house built on Dungeness beach by Rodić Davidson Architects

    Amy Frearson | 6 January 2016 | 18 comments
  • Giles Reid uses pastel tones and sycamore wood for Japanese restaurant in east London

    Architect Giles Reid has paired wooden furniture with bulbous lighting and pastel-coloured crockery to create a Japanese restaurant in Dalston, east London (+ slideshow). More about Giles Reid uses pastel tones and sycamore wood for Japanese restaurant in east London

    Alice Morby | 28 December 2015 | Leave a comment
  • Origami House by Design Haus Liberty

    Design Haus Liberty squeezes three flats into angular period property in east London

    Design Haus Liberty has converted a building with an triangular footprint in London's Shoreditch into rental apartments that fold around awkwardly shaped internal walls (+ slideshow). More about Design Haus Liberty squeezes three flats into angular period property in east London

    Alyn Griffiths | 28 December 2015 | Leave a comment
  • Lyric by Rick Mather Architects

    Rick Mather Architects refurbishes and expands London's Lyric Hammersmith theatre

    London office Rick Mather Architects has completed an extension to the city's Lyric Hammersmith theatre, adding a new wing that houses facilities including studios for film, dance and theatre (+ slideshow). More about Rick Mather Architects refurbishes and expands London's Lyric Hammersmith theatre

    Alyn Griffiths | 27 December 2015 | Leave a comment
  • Clock House by Archmongers Architects

    Archmongers revamps 1960s London terrace using glazed tiles and an elaborate staircase

    London studio Archmongers has remodelled and extended a 1960s terrace house in the city, refreshing the facade with glazed tiles similar to those found on London's tube stations (+ slideshow). More about Archmongers revamps 1960s London terrace using glazed tiles and an elaborate staircase

    Luke Tebbutt | 24 December 2015 | 21 comments
  • Nook House by Mustard Architects

    Mustard Architects exploits corners and crevices in Nook House renovation

    A concrete window seat, geometric tiles and a storage wall made of wooden boxes feature inside this east London house that has been renovated and extended by local studio Mustard Architects (+ slideshow). More about Mustard Architects exploits corners and crevices in Nook House renovation

    Amy Frearson | 22 December 2015 | 3 comments
  • Students protesting to Save The Cass

    Dean quits as row grows over future of London's "Aldgate Bauhaus"

    Robert Mull, dean of The Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design, has resigned over relocation plans for the leading east London design school, which campaigners claim will destroy it. More about Dean quits as row grows over future of London's "Aldgate Bauhaus"

    Anna Winston | 21 December 2015 | 2 comments
  • Radley Rowing Centre by Mulroy Architects

    Mulroy Architects completes timber-clad rowing centre for Oxford school

    A pool with a stationary boat on top is the centrepiece of this rowing centre designed by Mulroy Architects for a private boarding school in Oxfordshire, England (+ movie). More about Mulroy Architects completes timber-clad rowing centre for Oxford school

    Jessica Mairs | 21 December 2015 | Leave a comment
  • Coal Drops Yard by Thomas Heatherwick

    Heatherwick gets go ahead for canal-side shopping centre in London's King's Cross

    Designer Thomas Heatherwick has won planning permission to convert a Victorian coal yard in London's King's Cross into a canal-side shopping destination. More about Heatherwick gets go ahead for canal-side shopping centre in London's King's Cross

    Amy Frearson | 18 December 2015 | 22 comments
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