Building Studies – Page 17
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Building StudyTower Wharf Café by Tony Fretton Architects
Tower Wharf Café succeeds in making a place for itself in the presence of near neighbours the Tower of London and Tower Bridge
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Building StudySpecial educational needs school by Wright & Wright opens in Hull
Architect’s Oakfield school is part of Building Schools for the Future programme
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Building StudyFranklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park by Louis Kahn
It has taken 38 years for the late Louis Kahn’s vision for a memorial park to the USA’s 32nd president to finally be realised in New York
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Building StudyH2o Architects' Alpine challenge
A refurbished 1960s ski resort apartment increases the living space without touching the structure
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Building StudyFat and Grayson Perry win approval for controversial house
Living Architecture’s A House For Essex in Wrabness refers to the tradition of follies in the landscape
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Building Study6 Burlington Gardens by David Chipperfield
David Chipperfield will at last link the Royal Academy with 6 Burlington Gardens
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Building StudyOckington country house, forest of dean by Kirkland Fraser Moor
Design draws on local vernacular tradition
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Building StudyPierresvives building, Montpellier by Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaha Hadid Architects’ Pierresvives building for Montpellier is a weighty monolith that registers a change in the practice’s design approach
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Building StudyHaworth Tompkins has it down to a fine art
The architect’s Dyson Building is the latest product of its ongoing involvement in the RCA’s ambitious expansion
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Building StudyStapleton Hall Road homes draw inspiration from Victorian neighbours
Stephen Taylor Architects focuses on split-level living
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Building StudyScott's Magdalen College Library gets 21st century makeover
Wright & Wright’s upgrading of the Oxford college’s facilities boldly reworks its Victorian New Library
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Building StudySynthes headquarters, Solothurn, Switzerland by Märkli Architekt
In his headquarters for the Swiss company Synthes, Peter Märkli has built one of the most astounding buildings of its era
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Building StudyBaca Architects director designs mews with private courtyards for south-east london
Each of the three houses in Forest Hill will feature studio space and will share a communal yard
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Building StudyGiant's Causeway visitor centre by Heneghan Peng Architects
Heneghan Peng Architects’ visitor centre for the Giant’s Causeway combines a raw simplicity with a generative grid to create a powerful sense of place
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Building StudyWork starts on Arup's £16 million Cambridge sports centre
Architect has designed university facility to be naturally lit and ventilated
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Building StudyPostcards from Venice
As the Venice Architecture Biennale ends its first week, we ask five British attendees for their response to David Chipperfield’s Common Ground theme and to name their personal highlights
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Building StudyVenice Biennale 2012: The Corderie
Chipperfield’s Common Ground show in the Arsenale packs a lot in — but it’s worth the effort to get to the end
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Building StudyVenice Biennale 2012: The Padiglione Centrale
Satisfaction guaranteed as Common Ground continues at Giardini
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Building StudyVenice Biennale 2012: Japan grapples with tsunami
Winning national pavilion is worthy, but lacks the usual magic
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Building StudyVenice Biennale 2012: The Giardini pavilions
Hard bitten by recession, this year’s national pavilions have seen even the most inventive employ a minimal approach