All Building Study articles – Page 13
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Building StudySaxon Court, King’s Cross by Maccreanor Lavington Architects
A new London apartment complex pays fitting tribute to the 19th century architectural heritage of King’s Cross
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Building StudyBanyan Wharf, Regent’s Canal conservation area by Hawkins Brown
Based on the shape of the banyan tree, the project will be the tallest cross-laminated timber building in Europe
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Building StudyHammond Court by Mae Architects
Mae’s affordable housing scheme to replace a notorious estate in Walthamstow, east London, shines despite some blunders made without the architect’s involvement
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Building StudyRoyals Youth Centre Extension, Rainham by Civic Architects
Civic Architects has submitted plans for a roof extension to the Royals Youth Centre in Rainham, north-east London
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Building StudyMies 1:1 Golf Club Project by Robbrecht & Daem
In rolling German farmland, an unbuilt Mies van der Rohe pavilion– the fourth exhibit in MoMA’s 1932 exhibition – has been brought back to life this summer
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Building StudyHazlegrove Preparatory School by Feilden Fowles Architects
New building links to the existing red brick walls of grade II listed Hazlegrove House
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Building StudyCondé Nast College of Fashion & Design by Feilden Clegg Bradley
By taking on an all-encompassing role in the creation of Condé Nast’s fashion college, Feilden Clegg Bradley has succeeded in delivering a timeless classic
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Building StudySocial Justice Centre, Vauxhall by Architecture 00:/
Building to provide flexible office space for human rights organisations
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Building StudyVartov Square, Copenhagen, by Hall McKnight
Hall McKnight’s elegant remodelling of Copenhagen’s Vartov Square brings a humble-looking but historically significant almshouse building back into the heart of the city’s story,
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Building StudyVilla Schor, Brussels, by Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen
Office KGDVS’s excavation of the ground floor of a bourgeois suburban villa to introduce a strictly gridded concrete plinth is an effective example of its desire to subvert the familiar
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Building StudyWestkaai Towers 5 & 6 by Tony Fretton Architects
Architect has submitted plans to the City of Antwerp for two waterfront residential towers
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Building StudyTNG Youth & Community Centre by RCKa
The translucent skin of RCKa’s south London youth centre encloses a building in which the architect’s involvement extends far beyond the design
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Building StudyCameron Road housing by Casper Mueller Kneer
Architect hopes to reinvigorate streetscape in Ilford, east London
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Building Study63 Effra Road by Inglis Badrashi Loddo Architects
A south London affordable housing development uses a notched terrace design to deftly articulate a dynamic streetscape while introducing higher densities of housing
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Building StudyEco-village in Leicestershire by HSSP Architects
Practice has designed a carbon-neutral development for Kirby Bellars near Melton Mowbray
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Building StudyLinz Musiktheater by Terry Pawson Architects
Designing and building Linz’s new Musiktheater turned into a Wagnerian epic but the opera house has transformed the dynamics of the Austrian city
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Building StudyBarn conversion and new home by Timothy Smith & Jonathan Taylor
The London based architectural firm has submitted plans for the scheme in East Anglia
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Building StudyAlex Monroe Studio by DSDHA
Despite planners’ initial objections, DSDHA’s complex zinc facade for a jeweller’s studio meshes comfortably with the urban patchwork of its London neighbours
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Building StudyCosta Rica home by Jonathan Tuckey Design
Architect designs private house and guest pavilions in coastal village of Nosara
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Building StudyMaggie's North East by Cullinan Studio
Ted Cullinan’s thoughtful Maggie’s Centre makes the most of Newcastle’s elusive sunshine and creates a home-like atmosphere on a hospital campus