All Building Study articles – Page 16
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Building StudyUniversity of Limerick Medical School by Grafton Architects
Grafton Architects’ buildings for Limerick University demonstrate the practice’s theory of placemaking
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Building StudyAbingdon housing by Ben Adams Architects
Development in Oxfordshire will provide 14 homes over two buildings, and replace an existing office block
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Building StudyWestlegate Tower, Norwich by 5th Studio
5th Studio’s transformation of a city centre eyesore will also regenerate the surrounding urban realm
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Building StudyIronmonger Row Baths by Tim Ronalds Architects
Tim Ronalds’ extensive overhaul of Ironmonger Row Baths represents a bold plunge into the world of pool design
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Building StudySouth Acton Estate by Stitch
The architect has designed 120 new homes, a station square and a cafe in west London
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Building StudyStadshal, Ghent, by Robbrecht & Daem with Marie-José Van Hee
The radical introduction of a double-gabled hall by two local architects brings a new coherence to the city’s historic Emile Braunplein
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Building StudyAbbey Park by Buckley Gray Yeoman
The architect has received permission to masterplan a business park extension on a grade II* listed parkland in Warwickshire
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Building StudyArlington road, Camden, by Studio 54 Architecture,
The architect is to convert an electricity sub-station in London into apartments
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Building StudyFluid structures: the pools every architect should swim in
In the week that we review Craig Hamilton Architects’ new bath house at Williamstrip House in Gloucestershire we offer our choice of the world’s ten most glorious swimming pools.
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Building StudyWilliamstrip Bath house, Gloucestershire by Craig Hamilton Architects
In the grounds of a 17th century house remodelled by Sir John Soane, Craig Hamilton has created a swimming pool indebted to early 20th century classicism.
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Building StudyCity College Norwich, by BDP
Architect to build £5.7 million creative arts building in Norfolk
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Building StudyNewhall housing, Harlow, by Alison Brooks Architects
Having built a reputation for adventurous one-off homes, Alison Brooks Architects has brought its talents to bear on volume housing in the form of 85 units at Newhall in Essex.
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Building StudyIslington Wharf, Manchester, by JM Architects
The former factory structures in this canal quarter inspired the brick cladding and distinctive roof-scapes of this 50-home development
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Building StudyCass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design by ARU
Architecture Research Unit has kicked off the remodelling of London Metropolitan University’s Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design with a bold revamp of the building’s fourth floor
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Building StudyThe best architect-designed cow sheds in the Mooniverse
If you think farm buildings have to be corrugated iron boxes, then you haven’t seen these yet
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Building StudyFloating Hermitage, Croft Castle, Herefordshire by David Connor & Mark Richards
Floating dome-shaped two-storey cabin to act an observatory, studio and shelter
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Building StudyShatwell Farm cowshed, Somerset by Stephen Taylor Architects
Stephen Taylor’s cowshed represents a provocative marriage of classical and vernacular themes
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Building Study40 Chancery Lane by Bennetts Associates
Some 14 years after the initial feasibility study, Derwent London is going ahead with a £30 million office and retail development on 40 Chancery Lane, designed by Bennetts Associates.
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Building StudyLouvre Lens by Sanaa
Built on a former mine in the industrial town of Lens, Sanaa’s new outpost of the Louvre brings some of France’s greatest treasures to one of the country’s poorest areas
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Building Study18-20 Headfort Place, Belgravia, London by March & White
The refurbishment of a three-storey mews building features a glazed frontage and vertical green wall